Mobile Apps and Continuous Delivery [Podcast]

earlier this morning on #c9d9 we discussed how mobile ci and cd is different:

• how consumer expectations and the release process into the app store affect your ci pipeline?
  • (also: when will apple enable developers to support true continuous delivery of their mobile apps?)
• how is testing for mobile different, and how the growth in testing cycles for the different target devices influences your processes, as well as the design of your application?
• how does your code review changes?
• what does mobile have in common with embedded and iot development- and what can we learn from these processes to streamline our mobile app delivery?
• how should your cd pipelines take into consideration both the mobile front end and supporting backend services, and how do you coordinate those pipelines?

watch the replay of this episode:

this episode features:

scott abate

a certified agile project management professional with 20+ years of experience managing software development, complex integrations and services engagements.

@scottabate | www.propelics.com/blog/

paul biggar

the founder and ceo of circleci. he previously worked on the firefox javascript engine at mozilla, and is a graduate of ycombinator. he holds a phd on static analysis of scripting languages from trinity college in dublin.

@paulbiggar @circleci | blog.circleci.com

on the next episode of continuous discussions:

episode 31: dynamic cloud environments in your build/test/deploy pipeline

join us on december 15 to discuss best practices for using cloud resources (public, private and hybrid) throughout your delivery pipeline.

this episode will feature:

jason skowronski

jason is a product manager at loggly. their cloud-based tools help dev/ops folks to monitor production systems and troubleshoot problems.

@mostlyjason | mostlyjason.com/blog/

piotr oktaba

team leader and developer with more than 8 years experience in ci support for large applications. blogging about ci, cd, devops and agile.

@poktaba | continuousdev.com

roy osherove

roy is the author of “beautiful builds” and “the art of unit testing”. he works as a sr. staff engineer at siemens healthcare in ny.

@royosherove | beautifulbuilds.com

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continuous discussions (#c9d9) is a bi-weekly series. see all episodes here .