Published inTravis CITravis CI Pipelines: 2 Approaches to Source Control Feature BranchingFeature branching is a game-changing aspect of modern software development. Being able to have a developer implement a new feature in a…Feb 17, 2021Feb 17, 2021
Published inTravis CIThe Cookbook: Build MatrixA build matrix in Travis is made up by several multiple jobs that run in parallel. This can be useful in many cases, but the two primary…Feb 17, 2021Feb 17, 2021
Published inTravis CIConfiguring Travis CI to Run a Deno ProjectNothing lasts forever in the world of ephemeral computing. It’s the nature of the beast. Today, more companies are maximizing their IT…Feb 17, 2021Feb 17, 2021
Published inTravis CIThe Cookbook: JekyllGitHub Pages are an amazing way to host Jekyll pages, but in some cases, you might be interested in running your Jekyll page on a…Jan 25, 2021Jan 25, 2021
Published inTravis CIThe Build, Test, Nuke PatternThe Build, Test, Nuke PatternJan 21, 2021Jan 21, 2021
Published inTravis CIThe Cookbook: FableFable produces readable JavaScript code compatible with ES2015 standards and popular tooling like Webpack, which you’ve probably heard of…Jan 18, 2021Jan 18, 2021
Published inTravis CIDeploying and Using WebAssembly Under Deno on the Server Side Using Travis CIContainers are a game changer in software development. They provide the operational isolation found in virtual machines without the…Jan 15, 2021Jan 15, 2021
Published inTravis CIThe Cookbook: Branch FlowIt’s important when using multiple branches in your repository to define which branches to build to, and which branches not to build to…Jan 13, 2021Jan 13, 2021
