Continuous integration is the practice where small code changes are tested to ensure nothing breaks. Learn how it make deploying your iOS app easy!

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Hello <>, Learn How To Avoid Merge Hell with Continuous Integration.

Continuous integration is the software practice where small code changes are frequently tested with the rest of the code to ensure nothing breaks as changes. It makes building and deploying an app easy.

The practice is a response to teams of developers making big changes to the code. Often times, teams are working on the code without testing it. As a result, this breaks lots of functionality, making development slow and painful.

This post is a brief introduction to Continuous Integration and how that works when building apps for iOS. I will also cover how you and your team can get started. Additionally, this includes building or maintaining your iOS app cheaper and faster.

We are available for new projects. Do you need help with a custom solution for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch? Send me a reply and let me know how I can help.

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• Reduces the cost of change
• Uses automation to get faster feedback
• Encourages manual code reviews with pull requests

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