Even at the beginner level, Travis CI is great. Granted, it requires knowledge of git. It’s a really effortless way of automated testing, and you can add more

Even at the beginner level, Travis CI is great. Granted, it requires knowledge of git. It’s a really effortless way of automated testing, and you can add more and more specificity to it, as you develop your project. And the merge validation is invaluable. (Assuming you can get it to work, which hasn’t always been a cake walk with weird, inexplicable failures every now and then.)