GitHub Top 10 CI Tools

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Short Review: The most popular CI tool on GitHub.

Continuous integration refers to integrating code into the trunk frequently (multiple times a day).

Continuous integration tools allow products to iterate quickly while maintaining high quality, find bugs quickly, and prevent branches from veering too far from the trunk.

Continuous delivery refers to the frequent delivery of new versions of software to quality teams or users for review. If the review passes, the code goes into production.

There are quite a few CI and CD tools that integrate with GitHub, some of which can be quickly installed through the GitHub Marketplace, and you can make some choices.

There are a few factors to finding the right tool for you, including:

• Programming Languages ​​and Application Architectures

• Operating System and Browser

• Team experience and skills

• Expansion features and growth plans

• depends on the geographic distribution of the systems and who has used them

• Packaging and Delivery Targets

There is no perfect CI tool, but there is always one that works best for you, and you have to choose, complexity or simplicity. For example, if you want to test a small application written in a specific programming language for a certain platform, then you don't need the complexity of testing embedded software controller tools on dozens of platforms with multiple programming languages ​​and frameworks.

We rounded up the 10 most used CI tools on GitHub:

They are:

1. Travis CI

2. Circle CI

3. Jenkins

4. AppVeyor

5. CodeShip

6. Drone

7. Semaphore CI

8. Buildkite

9. Wercker

10. TeamCity

Only the default or preset settings of these tools are sufficient. You don’t need to struggle to find the best one, do you feel a lot easier?

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