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Code building tools

Jenkins is a code management tool

To make it easier for you to build your code we've deployed an online tool that you can use without having to install a browser.


Jenkins Introduction

Jenkins is an open source automation tool written in Java with plug-ins for continuous integration. Jenkins is used to continuously build and test your software projects, making it easier for developers to integrate changes into the project and easier for users to get new builds. It also allows you to continuously deliver software by integrating with a large number of test and deployment technologies.

What to use Jenkins for

Reduce the chance of human error by converting manual operations into automated processes. Make software version release more smooth and stable.

With Jenkins, you can speed up the software development process through automation. Jenkins integrates various development lifecycle processes, including build, documentation, testing, packaging, simulation, deployment, static analysis, and more. Jenkins enables continuous integration with plug-ins. Plug-ins allow integration of various DevOps phases. If you want to integrate a particular tool, you need to install a plug-in for that tool. Examples include Git, Maven 2 project, Amazon EC2, HTML publishers, etc.

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