The "Gotcha" in Switching to Git/Gerrit for Code Review
The CI [continuous integration] pitfall to utilizing Git and Gerrit for code review.
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Automated Testing with Selenium Grid and Jenkins in 3 Steps
Selenium Grid is a powerful tool for testing web applications across browsers and operating systems, but incorporating it into a Continuous Integration pipeline can be frustrating. Integrating the ...
Jack Ozment
How to Make Your Scrum Master Happy Using JIRA Integrations
Have you ever had your scrum master ask you, "what is going on with that story?" As somebody that has assumed virtually every role possible on an Agile team over the course of my career, I can assure ...
Paul Friedman
4 Things You MUST Have in Order to Say You’re Doing DevOps
1. Continuous Integration (CI)