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I'm not saying never learn CI/CD tooling, I'm saying don't use it until you need it. In an enterprise setting, yes it's probably a good idea to use such tools f
by guhidalg 4y ago
I'm not saying never learn CI/CD tooling, I'm saying don't use it until you need it. In an enterprise setting, yes it's probably a good idea to use such tools from day 1 because you don't ever want to be solely responsible for committing and shipping a bug. In other contexts, like the author's one-man website, the cost is not worth it.
- BlargMcLarg 4y agoYou can't really say that without knowing the author's skills and how much they lose in opportunity costs to deploy manually. If the author has already deployed 100-200 times and knows enough to set up a basic build, it would be close to break-even with a fairly wide margin.