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If you're looking for a less complex model of this, you should try our Continuous Integration and deployment service: https://circleci.com https://circleci.com.

by pbiggar 14y ago

If you're looking for a less complex model of this, you should try our Continuous Integration and deployment service: https://circleci.com https://circleci.com. Over time, we'll be providing the sort of complexity that GitHub provides here, now we do about 70% of it.

nthj 14y ago
You look awesome. I think I'll be setting this up on Friday. Do you have webhooks for pass/fail on the horizon? Or better yet, straight up git push with ssh key support when all the tests pass?
- pbiggar 14y ago
  Yes to web-hooks. Straight up git push with ssh git key support - yes, but might be slightly beta.
  - mikeknoop 14y ago
    Send me an email (email in profile) -- this may be a really cool use case for Zapier.
bostonvaulter2 14y ago
Looks interesting. Is it free? It seems like it probably is but I'm not sure. Also when it leaves beta how much will it cost? I don't want to end up depending on something I can't afford.
- pbiggar 14y ago
  14 day free trial, then $19 for 1 project, $49 for 10 projects, and $149 to run tests twice as fast. Feedback on anything, including pricing, very welcome.
  - alexchamberlain 14y ago
    per... build? day? week? month? year? lifetime?
    - pbiggar 14y ago
      Month! Sorry, I thought that would be assumed.
buttscicles 14y ago
Forgive me for not checking it out properly myself as I'm on a phone, but how does this differ from Travis CI? http://travis-ci.org/ http://travis-ci.org/
- pbiggar 14y ago
  We're different in a couple of ways right now: - they focus on open source, we focus on web apps. - you can set Circle up in one click - Circle is much much faster - Circle allows you to parallelize your tests across multiple machines - Circle supports deployment That is my biased opinion of course. Both TravisCI and Circle are new technologies in a new market, so I would expect this to change over time, but that's the way it is now.

by pbiggar 14y ago

nthj 14y ago

You look awesome. I think I'll be setting this up on Friday. Do you have webhooks for pass/fail on the horizon? Or better yet, straight up git push with ssh key support when all the tests pass?

pbiggar 14y ago
Yes to web-hooks. Straight up git push with ssh git key support - yes, but might be slightly beta.
- mikeknoop 14y ago
  Send me an email (email in profile) -- this may be a really cool use case for Zapier.

bostonvaulter2 14y ago

Looks interesting. Is it free? It seems like it probably is but I'm not sure. Also when it leaves beta how much will it cost? I don't want to end up depending on something I can't afford.

pbiggar 14y ago
14 day free trial, then $19 for 1 project, $49 for 10 projects, and $149 to run tests twice as fast. Feedback on anything, including pricing, very welcome.
- alexchamberlain 14y ago
  per... build? day? week? month? year? lifetime?
  - pbiggar 14y ago
    Month! Sorry, I thought that would be assumed.

buttscicles 14y ago

Forgive me for not checking it out properly myself as I'm on a phone, but how does this differ from Travis CI? http://travis-ci.org/ http://travis-ci.org/

pbiggar 14y ago
We're different in a couple of ways right now: - they focus on open source, we focus on web apps. - you can set Circle up in one click - Circle is much much faster - Circle allows you to parallelize your tests across multiple machines - Circle supports deployment That is my biased opinion of course. Both TravisCI and Circle are new technologies in a new market, so I would expect this to change over time, but that's the way it is now.