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In fairness I have only tried Jenkins, CruiseControl and Azure DevOps. What sets TeamCity apart is the use of Kotlin. You do have to invest a fair amount of ti
by sharken 7y ago
In fairness I have only tried Jenkins, CruiseControl and Azure DevOps.
What sets TeamCity apart is the use of Kotlin. You do have to invest a fair amount of time to get the most of it, but when you do the return is great.
Putting together a pipeline in Azure DevOps with tons of YAML is not a great experience.
As far as Jenkins is concerned I think that it's biggest selling point is that it's free.