Learning Continuous Integration with Jenkins

The best practices of Continuous Integration

Simply having a Continuous Integration tool doesn't mean Continuous Integration is achieved. A considerable amount of time needs to be spent in the configuration of configuring Integration tool.

A tool such as Jenkins works in collaboration with many other tools to achieve Continuous Integration. Let's take a look at some of the best practices of Continuous Integration.

Developers should work in their private workspace

In a Continuous Integration world, working in a private work area is always advisable. The reason is simple: isolation. One can do anything on their private branch or to simply say with their private copy of the code. Once branched, the private copy remains isolated from the changes happening ...