How to Level Up Your Engineers [Podcast]

The DevTeam Project is a library of stories from successful engineering managers around the world about growing, managing, and motivating excellent dev teams. Our mission is to help dev teams learn from great engineering leaders about trends today and what’s shaping their industry. To achieve this we’re going to release a podcast episode and a blog post with highlights from the conversation every other week. In each episode we’re travelling to meet a prominent engineering leader and talk about their unique perspective and insights.

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The Road to Continuous Integration in Unity

Have you ever had a doubt while developing a new feature? The doubt that tells you what you are doing could break something within the project? Or worse, you don’t have that doubt and you make the project explode anyway?

In this first part, we will explain what Continuous Integration is and how it can help us. At the end of the post, we will have Unity tests running in every change we make into our project using Gitlab CI/CD.

Five Best Practices for GoLang CI/CD

±For developers programming in long-established languages like Java, JavaScript, or Python, the best way to build continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) workflows with Artifactory is pretty familiar. A mature set of dependency management systems for those languages and container solutions, such as Docker, provide a clear roadmap.

But if you’re programming your applications in GoLang, how hard is it to practice CI/CD with the same kind of efficiency?

Continuous Integration and Testing Using Postman With Jenkins

Continuous integration and testing are the key terms to integrate all the phases of the development lifecycle and deliver working product/software to a client at the earliest possible time using tools like Jenkins. Here, you will get to know about performing continuous REST API testing using Postman with Jenkins tools.

Postman is a tool used to develop, test, share, monitor the performance of an automated test and document API’s. Follow the below steps to integrate Postman with Jenkins for continuous integration and testing.