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Continuous Integration training course

Use the continuous processes (integration, delivery and deployment) to manage the complexity and risk associated with software development

4.8 out of 5 average

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Overview

Our Continuous Integration training course reflects client feedback which shows that delegates on our courses will best engage when they can relate course topics to their own day-to-day practices and requirements. We therefore run this course as a consultative, workshop-style event, in which discussion of topics such as what are The co tenuous processes (integration, delivery and deployment), what are their benefits to your company and how can you adopt and apply them takes place in relation to the delegates' own applications and scenarios.

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Highlights

Understanding of CI as a process
Greater understanding of the benefits of CI
Familiarity with the CI Principles and Practices
Awareness of how to make CI work within teams

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Course Details

Session 1: Introduction

Session 2: Overview of CI

What is Continuous Integration?
What is the Build?
Key CI principles
Terminology

Session 3: Why Adopt a CI Process

Benefits of Continuous integration
Reducing Risk in Software Development

Session 4: The CI process

What you need for CI
General Working Procedure
Nine Key Practices
- Commit Code Frequently
- Don’t Commit Broken Code
- Run private Builds First
- Fix Broken Builds immediately
- Avoid Getting Broken Builds
- Write Automated Developer tests
- All Tests Must Pass
- Automate As Much As Possible
- Shared Ownership

Workshop: 45 mins – 1 hour

Session 5: Making CI Work

What stops teams using CI?
- My project is too big / I have a legacy application / It is too complex etc.
Making it happen

Session 6: CI and Testing

What should you test?
Types of test
What tools should you use
Testing using mock objects / stubs / fakes
Mock Object tools (JMock/Easy Mock etc.)
CI and Test Driven Development – the relationship
CI and BDD – the relationship

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Who should attend

IT Staff including Developers. Analysts and Managers working in a Continuous Integration Agile environment

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Feedback

4.8 out of 5 average

"The CI course has improved the speed and ease at which we work on a daily basis, with the testing section providing better practices for the company. Our instructor was knowledgeable and patient."

LD, Software Developer, Continuous Integration, June 2021

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