Travis CI - RubyShift 2011

The What, Why, How and Now of Travis CI, the distributed, continuous integration
 system for the opensource community.

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1. Welcome!
2. Josh
3. Josh Kalderimis
4. @joshkalderimis
5. github.com/joshk
7. completeness-fu multi_json linkedin faraday_middleware
8. My name is
10. Travis CI
16. Before we get started...
17. Please Stand
18. PLEASE STAND!!!
19. PLEASE STAND!!!
21. Who tests their code?
23. Who works on OSS?
25. Who uses a CI server ?
26. And finally...
28. Who tests their OSS code using a CI server against multiple rubies?
31. Travis CI
32. Distributed, continuous integration for the opensource community Travis CI
33. What Why How Now
34. What?
36. Open Source
37. Open Source Distributed
38. Open Source Distributed Continuous Integration
39. Open Source Distributed Continuous Integration Open Source Community
40. Lets have a look ...
41. Why?
42. did we build Travis? Why
44. Jenkins
45. Jenkins CI Joe
46. Jenkins CI Joe Integrity
47. Jenkins CI Joe Integrity CruiseControl
48. meh!
50. Open
51. Open Distributed
52. Open Distributed Instant / Live
54. Modern
55. Modern Hackable
56. Modern Hackable Fun
58. Be for builds what rubygems.org is for gems
59. But wait a second ...
60. do we need Travis? Why
61. $ rails new testapp
62. $ bundle install
63. Gems included by the bundle: * actionmailer (3.1.1) * actionpack (3.1.1) * activemodel (3.1.1) * activerecord (3.1.1) * activeresource (3.1.1) * activesupport (3.1.1) * ansi (1.3.0) * arel (2.2.1) * builder (3.0.0) * bundler (1.1.rc) * coffee-rails (3.1.1) * coffee-script (2.2.0) * coffee-script-source (1.1.2) * erubis (2.7.0) * execjs (1.2.9) * hike (1.2.1) * i18n (0.6.0) * jquery-rails (1.0.16) * json (1.6.1) * mail (2.3.0) * mime-types (1.16) * multi_json (1.0.3) * polyglot (0.3.2) * rack (1.3.5) * rack-cache (1.1) * rack-mount (0.8.3) * rack-ssl (1.3.2) * rack-test (0.6.1) * rails (3.1.1) * railties (3.1.1) * rake (0.9.2) * rdoc (3.11) * sass (3.1.10) * sass-rails (3.1.4) * sprockets (2.0.3) * sqlite3 (1.3.4) * thor (0.14.6) * tilt (1.3.3) * treetop (1.4.10) * turn (0.8.3) * tzinfo (0.3.30) * uglifier (1.0.4)
64. 42 gems!!!
65. Lots of gems isn’t bad
66. Are they all tested against your environment?
67. Lets consider ...
68. mysql, postgres, sqlite
69. activerecord 2.3.x, 3.0.x, 3.1.x
70. MRI 1.8.7, 1.9.2 Rubinius JRuby
71. do we need Travis? Why
72. needs Travis? Who
73. Library developers
74. Library users
75. By making testing easy for the library developer ...
76. we can instill confidence in the library user that it will work for them
80. BUT
81. the end goal is ...
82. Higher quality code
83. and also ...
85. Make the world a better place!
86. :)
88. How
97. The Build
98. Setup Install Run Tests
99. export CI=true git clone && checkout rvm use 1.9.2 bundle install bundle exec rake A Ruby Build
100. export CI=true git clone && checkout source otp/R14B03/activate rebar get-deps rebar compile && rebar skip_deps=true eunit An Erlang Build
101. Now
102. 2,200 Repositories 43,000 Commits 164,000 Builds
103. Rails! Rubinius Rubygems.org Bundler
104. RSpec, Cucumber, Devise, Compass, Sprockets, OmniAuth, Mongoid, Json, Webmock, CanCan, Whenever, Oauth2, Yard, SimpleCov, github-services slimgems railscasts diaspora couch_potato active_admin simple_form ruby-on-rails-tmbundle liquid execjs jenkins.rb nifty-generators active_merchant grape request- log-analyzer refinerycms koala linguist htty vcr nested_form oauth2 savon ruby-warrior communityengine i18n uglifier engineyard multi_json phony octokit pusher- gem parslet split globalize3 cloudist squeel russian themes_for_rails whois make_resourceful routing-filter girl_friday tire rack-protection boom blather linkedin fabrication money curb restfulie chunky_png slop faraday ripple serve celluloid stamp broadcast forem mongoid- tree tabtab
105. Erlang Closujre Node.js Now!
106. Python PHP Cocoa Soon!
107. Future?
108. AMQP FTW!
110. JRuby Worker
111. Mobile Client
112. VM Abstraction
113. Build Artifacts
114. PULL REQUESTS!!
115. HOLLA!
116. Sponsors!
117. @travisci irc.freenode.net#travis http://github.com/travis-ci
118. Make the world a better place!
119. :)
121. THANK YOU!
122. Questions?