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CircleCI Raises $1.5M To Test Web Apps
- guynamedloren 14y agoCircleCI is an awesome service that has made testing and continuous integration significantly easier for our small dev team. Highly recommended! https://circleci.com/ https://circleci.com/
- pbiggar 14y agoAwesome, thanks Loren!
- cmer 14y agoI've also been using CircleCI for a few months and I can say that it's been excellent. When I needed help, then founders were super helpful and fast. Congrats guys! Can't wait to see what's coming next.
- MattRogish 14y agoBig +1 to Circle. Works great. Unfortunately, the way we're running our test suite (Konacha for JS front end + rspec/capybara/et al for the backend) precludes us from the "magic" parallelization, which is a bummer.
- arohner 14y agoThanks! We have a couple ideas on how to make non-magic parallelization easier to set up. Expect to see that in the next few weeks.
- pbiggar 14y agoHey guys, I'm a founder of CircleCI. Happy to answer any questions, or check us out and give me feedback!
- aidanf 14y agoI saw on your blog post that you use clojure - could you give an overview of your technology stack and how clojure fits into it?
- arohner 14y agoHey, I'm the other founder at Circle. So the entire backend is clojure. For the devops stuff, we use pallet [1], a clojure library similar to puppet or chef, and stevedore, a clojure DSL for writing bash. We actually have zero bash in the source tree! The web UI is a fat javascript client using knockout and HAMLcoffee, so the web server only serves a JSON API, all HTML rendering is done client-side. [1] palletops.com
- philfreo 14y agoA++++++ great service would use again :)
- tguo 14y agoWell done! Can't wait to see circle grows with more features.