continuous delivery

Release Management

Release management is the process of managing, planning, designing, scheduling, testing, controlling and deploying of a software build through different stages and environments; in preparation for software releases.

Documentation Testing

Documentation testing is a process of improving your existing documentation through feedback. Understanding how to get feedback is crucial for building good documentation and positive developer experience.

Continuous Delivery

Practicing Continuous Delivery means that you adopt practices to be ready to release product changes any time you want. Your product is always ready to deploy to production.

Long Feedback Loops

Long feedback loops are frustrating. The goal is to make them as short as possible using the correct tooling and motivating the team. Ensure that every team member understands why are the feedback loops important.

Staged Rollout

A staged Rollout enables you to release the upcoming product version slowly in a gradual way. You can slowly increase the percentage of users who receive the update.

Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration is a software development practice that makes developers integrate code changes into a shared repository routinely and frequently. Usually, each person integrates at least daily and that ensures them that their code changes do not break anything.

Pull Requests

Pull requests tell other team members that you changed something in the code and pushed the change to a branch in a git repository. Then other members can review and discuss the changes before the changes are merged into the master branch.

Kanban

Kanban is a Lean method similar to Scrum. It is focused on managing a continuous delivery of products with avoiding the "bottleneck effect". It helps teams work together and more effectively.

Automated Deployment

An Automated Deployment allows an application to be deployed across various stages of the development process. It minimizes the need for manual intervention.