What is Continuous Integration?

In this video you will learn what continuous integration is, the difference between the old way of infrequent integration vs new way of continuous integration, and the benefits of doing it, with IBM Cloud's Eric Minick.

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[cacurazi]

"If it hurts do it often and it won't hurt so much" 👌

[samueljung]

This was great. People always talk about CI/CD together and I love how you separated these two. Definitely will look for more vids from you. Thank you!

[VeraxMusic]

This IBM channel is so underrated when it comes to teaching.

[HoldenMadagameTenor]

Very clear explanation of CI. It can be hard to find a clear definition of this that doesn't go into the various kinds of CI/CD pipelines that are possible, so thank you for this.

[deckardcheung]

This is the first time I got a clear explanation of what is CI, good job!

[hanielgaali]

Best explanation that made it super simple to grasp for network engineer! Thank you

[MrBlueSky]

This was an extremely helpful video. Thank you.

[ghtegnerlitt]

I used to always mix what does what, but your video easily clarified it for me, thank you so much!

[googlesellsmydata]

Is this guy left handed, writing backwards, with a wedding right on his right hand? Or is he right handed, writing forward on glass and mirroring the image later?

[NamLeThanh]

I love how there's a video explaining CI as a single concept then another CD video. Usually you're always faced with CI/CD as a single "concept" and showing the clear border and what is what is extremely helpful to understand these 2 concepts better.

[carlosvillarreal]

Love this video! Thank y'all so much for posting.

[charlesopuoro]

Thank you so much. You took the time and made the effort to help yoir audience understand just what Continuous Integration is including its premise, that answers the why and the resulting benefits. Salute!!! Thank you for your charitable contributions.

[aldolunabueno]

*(Active recall)*

Core principle:
Continuous integration is oposed to:
Benefits of continuous integration:


3:23 Core principle: "If it hurts, do it ofent and it won't hurt so much."

5:43 Continuous integration is oposed to the old way of infrequent integration.

5:53 Benefits of continuous integration:
1. Avoids merge hell.
2. Constantly gives us a testable build.
3. Keeps the developers productive.

[crictune]

An exceptional explanation of the topic, Thank you.

[Ernani]

Great job on that video, Erick—you really knocked it out of the park!

[erika]

Great Erick! Very helpful video to understand the basics.

[kumailn]

Super and easy... keep going posting such videos, really need guys with very clear on subjects.

[RePuLseHQKing]

So is my conclusion right:
Feature Branches are not used anymore unless its a Spike/Experiment or some standalone Feature?

Like i am wondering:
Of course i could create small tasks and small feature branches that are merged in a day or two but in that case why would i need a feature branch. I could just develop that on the mainbranch (dev) aswell.

[pixelart]

Wow, this has been extremely helpful and illuminating. Thank you so much!

[pixelart]

3:30 that... that just changed my life. Wise words. Wiser have never been spoken.