What happens when you put two top thinkers together to talk about DevOps, continuous integration, and CI test automation strategy?
That’s what happened in November 2019, when Dr. Nicole Forsgren, VP of Research & Strategy at GitHub, and co-author of Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software and DevOps, joined a webinar with Angie Jones, test automation consultant and automation architect at Applitools.
A few months back, I was going through some posts related to Test Automation in Quora. Suddenly a question posted by an anonymous user caught my attention – “What is Maven in Selenium?”
This was not the first time I came across this question or similar questions during my journey as an SDET. This is quite common since there is a lot of confusion regarding the differences between the build automation tools (“Maven” is one of them), and the test automation libraries, mostly among the testers who have just started learning/working on test automation and came across build tools for the first time.
I am very excited to share my experiences building Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) into Spring-Boot-based Java applications. First, let’s establish everything we will learn in this tutorial:
Step 1) Create a Spring Boot Java App using Spring Initializr
Originally published August 17, 2016
Communication, collaboration and integration are the three main principles of the ever-growing, modern approach to software delivery known as “DevOps.” Coined in 2009 by Patrick Debois, the term (development and operations) is an extension of Agile development environments that aims to enhance the process of software delivery as a whole.
