Continuous Integration (CI) is the practice of merging code changes frequently into a shared repository. CI enables teams to catch and fix integration issues early, reducing the risk of delivery delays while maintaining a healthy codebase that's ready for rapid enhancement.
"We better set up Continuous Integration on this project or we'll be debugging merge conflicts until the heat death of the universe."
"Oh great, the new hire broke the build again - guess they skipped the chapter on CI best practices in their bootcamp."
Continuous Integration Certification: Want to prove you're a CI guru? Get certified and impress your team (or at least your LinkedIn connections). Learn more
Canary Release: Worried about your code changes wreaking havoc in production? Try a canary release to limit the blast radius. Learn more
Circuit Breaker Pattern: Prevent your microservices from taking down the whole system when things go south. The circuit breaker pattern is here to save the day. Learn more
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