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Continuous Integration adoption path

Paulo Caroli

7 Jul 2010 | Agile Culture

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conference, Continuous Integration

Luiza Pagliari (my colleague at Thoughtworks Brazil) and I, Paulo caroli, will be giving a talk on the history of Continuous Integration and CruiseControl at the 2010 FISL conference (International Free Software Forum) held in Brazil.

Caio Kinzel, another colleague at Thoughtworks Brazil, have shared a blog entry with me that I find really useful. It is the Continuous Integration Maturity Model created at last year’s CITCON (Continuous Integration and Testing Conference).

My friend and co-worker Patrick Kua have presented a similar topic in the XP 2009 conference: XP2009 – Climbing the Dreyfus Ladder of Agile Practices.

I am not sure I will use these for the session to be presented at the FISL conference. But these models are definitely helpful for Agile teams to understand the Continuous Integration adoption path.

Paulo Caroli

Paulo Caroli is an author, speaker, and consultant specializing in agile transformations, Lean Inception, and OKRs. With over 30 years of experience—including nearly a decade in Silicon Valley and 18 years at ThoughtWorks—he has helped organizations transition from project to product and from strategy to execution. Creator of the Lean Inception methodology and author of bestselling books like Lean Inception and Team OKR, Paulo is dedicated to empowering teams to align, validate, and deliver real business value.
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