Continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) have been key to increasing the pace at which development teams can deliver value to the business while keeping quality high. However, many teams are finding that their build pipelines are hard to manage, with builds taking so long that they often halt the development process. Abraham Marin-Perez explores the negative effects of long builds and discusses the most common solutions that organizations apply—many of which involve unfortunate compromises that reduce the benefits of CI/CD. In order to fix this problem without compromises...Learn More
Abraham Marin-Perez
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Abraham Marin-Perez is a Java programmer, author, speaker, and agile consultant. Abraham has been working in software development for a decade, paying special attention to what maximizes a team's capacity to deliver in the long term. This has led him to study everyday programming habits and techniques that ensure the sustainability of the development process, sharing his views in Real-World Maintainable Software and more informally in his blog and on Twitter (@AbrahamMarin). He helps run the London Java Community—an organization which is an elected member of the Java Community Process Executive Committee, and contributes as a Java news editor at InfoQ.