People are very into continuous integration/continuous delivery because they mistake continuous for smooth. I guess there’s a reason calculus jokes are not a big thing on the internet. I already wrote about a CI/CD pipeline I’ve developed using Gitlab, Maven, Fabric8 and Spring Boot. This post expands on that pipeline to instead use the fancy new […]
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People are very into continuous integration/continuous delivery because they mistake continuous for smooth. I guess there’s a reason calculus jokes are not a big thing on the internet. I already wrote about a CI/CD pipeline I’ve developed using Gitlab, Maven, Fabric8 and Spring Boot. This post expands on that pipeline to instead use the fancy new […]
Read More… from A Modern CI/CD Pipeline – Part 2: Installing Cloud-native Gitlab for Production Use
People are very into continuous integration/continuous delivery because they mistake continuous for smooth. I guess there’s a reason calculus jokes are not a big thing on the internet. I already wrote about a CI/CD pipeline I’ve developed using Gitlab, Maven, Fabric8 and Spring Boot. This post expands on that pipeline to instead use the fancy new […]
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I have written a bit about how I wanted to do reporting in the MBT Workbench. The idea was simple: just extract all the results, dump them into a database, and use an approach similar to what we did back in the days using ASAP: generate a report using an off-the-shelf business-intelligence suite, here JasperReports. […]
When I originally started studying psychology, one of the reasons were that I was fascinated by public discourse, in particular how it takes place on the internet, be it in sophisticated fora like newspaper comment sections, Youtube comments or under memes that have been shared to a point where the JPEG artefacts make them look […]
In this post, I outline some loose ideas I have for improving what is already in the MBT workbench. These features do not attempt to broaden the scope of the tool to new domains, but instead to pull in more cool methods from academia to aid in test-driven development and business-driven development. […]
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