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I feel as though this article comes from a place of very subjective personal experience, perhaps one which is painful. I've seen people avoid git because merge
by imdsm 4y ago
I feel as though this article comes from a place of very subjective personal experience, perhaps one which is painful. I've seen people avoid git because merge conflicts are hard to get their head around, afraid of the terminal because GUIs are what they're used to. CI/CD... CX, when done right, allows for automating a lot of work and allowing you to become much more efficient while documenting build, integration, and delivery workflows in code. If Mr Rickard doesn't wish to see Jenkins in 2025 (three years away, so not exactly far in the future), how does he expect to be building & deploying 100s of services?
- debarshri 4y agoNot seeing jenkins does not mean CI/CD does not exist. User experience of CI/CD might be something similar to what you get in vercel or netlify where build, deploy and hosting is taken care of without any complicated yaml based pipeline definition, configuration management and learning curve.