DevOps tools are a great way to streamline the development process, and selecting the right tools for your team can improve your overall workflow. Open source DevOps tools are especially helpful because they are created and driven by collaboration. Having visibility into the code behind a product gives your team...
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Your team might consist of a number of expert developers who consistently produce high-quality work, but if they don’t communicate well, your projects will inevitably experience regular hiccups. Prioritizing communication and collaboration is just as important as implementing high-quality standards. Incorporate the tools and suggestions below to create a more...
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If you’re involved in the software development process, you’re likely familiar with the waterfall method of development. Generally, with this method, the order of events is as follows: Project requirements -> Design -> Coding -> Testing Testing occurs last, or to the far right of the development process. When testing...
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Our CEO, Alex, led a session at Baltimore DrupalCamp 2018 on Shift Left Testing for Continuous Collaboration. Shift left testing is the process of moving the testing phase to the left. Usually, testing occurs to the far right in the delivery pipeline which, if you’re moving left to right, is...
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Talk to a number of different web development teams and you’ll find that they each have unique aspects to their workflows. Whether their process remains consistent or they regularly iterate to optimize efficiency, no team works in exactly the same way. Regardless of your team’s quirks, using feature branches is...
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According to Gov.uk, running automated accessibility tests on your website is similar to running your document through spell check. It will catch obvious spelling errors, but if you wrote the word ‘cat’ when you actually meant to write the word ‘bat,’ spell check won’t flag that as an error. That’s...
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You have an internal team of developers who work on your site. They implement new features and updates, support the site, and tackle bugs as they’re discovered. You don’t have a separate, dedicated quality assurance (QA) team because you feel you don’t need one. You trust your developers to merge...
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The Probo team is excited to announce that the Probo Shell is live! Previously, users could only run and change the code in the probo.yaml files and view the results from the outside. Now with the Probo Shell, users can connect directly to their build container with SSH, as well...
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DevOps has grown in popularity over the last few years as companies continue to realize the advantages of unifying development and operations teams. The DevOps methodology aims at improving workflow and productivity by combining the efforts of operations people and developers. When both groups work together to solve problems, they’re...
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The Probo team has been busy working on a few updates. Check out what’s new! Probo Now Supports GitLab Integration Similar to GitHub and Bitbucket, users can now log in with their GitLab account and use the Probo.CI app. The Probo open source project already featured GitLab integration, which you...
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