Introduction This article explains how to format Semaphore tutorials. By following the details in this guide and the companion Style Guide, your tutorial will match all of the Semaphore guidelines. Where can I submit the completed tutorial? If you have an approved writing sample and topic, you can submit the tutorial as a link to […]
Today we’re very happy to announce the launch of Semaphore community, our new initiative to build a vast knowledge base about test-driven development, continuous delivery and devops automation.
We changed our URL from semaphoreapp.com to semaphoreci.com.
Today we’re launching the build scheduler — an easy way to run anything on Semaphore on a daily or hourly basis.
Today we’re rolling out a refresh of server pages on Semaphore. Servers define a deployment pipeline from your Git repository, …
This is a guest blog post from Chris Kottom, a longtime Ruby and Rails developer and maker of the best chili con carne to be found in Prague.
On Thursday, October 23rd after the rollout of a planned platform update at 13:30 UTC, Semaphore experienced issues which caused delays in running…
This is a guest blog post from Chris Kottom, a longtime Ruby and Rails developer and maker of the best chili con carne to be found in Prague.
This time we chatted with Devon Noel de Tilly, QA Engineer at 500px, a photo community for discovering, sharing, buying and selling inspiring photography powered by creative people worldwide.
We are talking with Michael Siegfried, Senior Engineer at Procore, one of the fastest growing companies in USA.
With great pleasure we are announcing that Semaphore is now free to use for private projects, for up to 100 builds per month. This is great for personal sideprojects, early stage MVPs and similar low volume development activities.
We are talking with Jason Hutchens, Chief Scientist at Agworld, a company building software as a service for farm management.
Today we are very happy to announce Organizations on Semaphore. Organizations simplify project management inside companies and other groups, introduce a …
A local hero is defined as: A test case that is dependent on something specific to the development environment it was written on in order to run…
There is an excellent thread on Stack Overflow TDD Anti-patterns catalogue with some common traps we can fall into when writing test-driven code.
