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Travis CI Supports Python and Perl

• StavrosK 15y ago
  Damn this is nifty: http://travis-ci.org/#!/stochastic-technologies/goatfish http://travis-ci.org/#!/stochastic-technologies/goatfish I'm guessing this will become available for companies for a price, then? I'd pay for it.
  • bergie 15y ago
    Their donation gathering site (https://love.travis-ci.org/ https://love.travis-ci.org/) says the following: We are going to implement a paid service for private builds, too, but that will probably take a while. We also want to pay people for improving various parts of the system too. I'm also eagerly waiting for the Pro version. We already use Travis for a fair amount of our Open Source libraries, but it would be nice to do the same for our closed projects as well.
    • StavrosK 15y ago
      Yep, and I like it more than Jenkins, I think...
      • bergie 15y ago
        Major strength is that it is trivial to set up, and as it runs as an external service you don't need to worry about it afterwards. For example, this file is all you need to have to test a typical Node.js project: https://github.com/bergie/zombie-qunit/blob/master/.travis.yml https://github.com/bergie/zombie-qunit/blob/master/.travis.y...