Our Continuous Integration Approach
Our approach to continuous integration
At Dave Clark, we use a continuous integration approach in order to streamline our workflow and deliver high-quality products to our clients.
We use this approach to ensure that all code is properly tested and vetted before it is merged into the final product. This approach allows us to avoid having to go back and fix errors later on, which can save a lot of time and money.
This approach involves completing small tasks and then integrating the code into a larger system. By doing this, we can identify and fix errors quickly and efficiently. The split-up and combining of code from multiple developers vastly improves the quality of the delivery, as well as the timeliness of milestones.
This approach is beneficial for both our clients and us, as it ensures that products are delivered on time and of the highest quality. It also allows us to avoid any potential issues that could arise from using outdated or untested code.
What is continuous integration?
Continuous integration (CI) is a development practice that requires developers to integrate code into a shared repository several times a day. Each check-in is then verified by an automated build, allowing teams to detect problems early.
Continuous integration helps to avoid the problems that can occur when code from multiple developers is merged into a single code base. By integrating regularly, teams can avoid these problems and deliver high-quality products to their clients on time.
We use this approach to streamline our workflow and deliver high-quality products to our clients. This approach is beneficial for both our clients and us, as it ensures that products are delivered on time and of the highest quality.
How does Dave Clark use continuous integration?
At Dave Clark we use a continuous integration approach in order to streamline our workflow and deliver an unmatched level of quality in our products.
We use this approach to ensure that all code is properly tested and vetted before it is merged into the final product. This approach allows us to avoid having to go back and fix errors later on, which can save a lot of time and money. This approach ensures that we are always on the same page as our client, and that we are creating products that they will love.
In terms of your organisation's delivery of digital products, continuous integration allows you to deliver winning digital products faster than ever before. This is because continuous integration ensures developers work in small batches and then integrate their code into a shared repository. By doing this, you can avoid the problems that can occur when code from multiple developers is merged into a single code base.
We helped ANZ with their continuous integration
Hitting milestones on time
This is where continuous integration comes in to play - by having developers work in small batches and integrate their code regularly, you can avoid these types of problems.
The ability to act on feedback in real-time means you can effectively action feedback and make changes to your digital product quickly and efficiently.
Overall, continuous integration is a practice that benefits both your organisation and its clients. It allows you to deliver high-quality products on time and avoid any potential issues that could arise from using outdated or untested code.
Enabling effective CI - how we help
Dave Clark fully understands the value of continuous integration. We use this approach to streamline our workflow and deliver high-quality products to our clients.
As your partner, we will work with you to ensure that all code is properly tested and vetted before it is merged into the final product. This approach allows us to action solutions in real-time, ensuring we are always on the same page as our client.
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