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AllSpice thinks hardware developers lack their own ‘GitHub,’ so it is building one

TechCrunch

AllSpice , a collaborative hub designed for hardware development, came out of private beta on a mission to build a DevOps ecosystem inspired by GitHub. They bonded over frustrations at their respective jobs in what seemed like a hardware industry left behind to rely on PDFs and email to get things done versus software development.

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We're moving continuous integration back to developer machines

David Heinemeier Hansson

Between running Rubocop style rules, Brakeman security scans, and model-controller-system tests, it takes our remote BuildKite-based continuous integration setup about 5m30s to verify a code change is ready to ship for HEY. My Intel 14900K-based Linux box can do that in less than half the time (and my M3 Max isn't that much slower!).

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Discover the SaaS Stage at Disrupt 2023

TechCrunch

Disrupt will have six industry tracks , each with its own stage, including AI , fintech , hardware , SaaS , security and climate. It gave rise to the idea of continuous integration and delivery, now that you don’t have to ship shrink-wrap boxes with updates.

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Benefits of running continuous integration jobs on self-hosted infrastructure

CircleCI

The first continuous integration (CI) tools were all self-hosted, meaning they ran on a developer’s local computer or server. This article explains what self-hosted infrastructure is and discusses use cases for running continuous integration jobs on it. As a result, many teams moved to cloud-hosted CI.

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Continuous integration of Deno APIs

CircleCI

Unforeseen downtime due to human error is common for any manual integration processes your team uses to manage codebases. This kind of unexpected interruption can be one of the key drivers for a team to take on the challenge of automating their integration process. A test case will be written for the endpoint using SuperOak.

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Continuous integration for LoopBack APIs

CircleCI

Continuous integration (CI) is one of the best practices that high-performing development teams have adopted. CI is the repeatable process of integrating changes from multiple contributors to create a single software project. We also set up a CircleCI pipeline to manage continuous integration for the project.

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Continuous integration for Android projects

CircleCI

For a long time, support was confined to our local hardware. Then x86 emulators started supporting Intel’s Hyper-V hypervisors, which lets the emulator use the resources of the host computer directly. Using resource directly like this makes the emulators able to run much, much more smoothly and quickly.