This is the last post in our series of Strider articles. During the last months we’ve published at least one article per week to show you most important and common use cases of Strider, the open source continuous integration platform. We truly hope you learned a lot. Actually, we …

During the last weeks we’ve looked at multiple topics like connecting Strider with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and test projects automatically. Additionally, we set up notification services as email, Slack and HipChat. Now it’s time to dig deep into Strider plugins and get a fundamental understanding how they work …

This series about Strider guides you through the setup process of various use cases to connect Strider and other software platforms like GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Slack, Heroku, HipChat, etc. Besides the defined data flow between Strider and those apps, you can use webhooks to make a request to a specific …

GitHub provides a powerful status API indicating if builds succeed or fail. Strider offers the ability to use this status API with the help of a plugin and attach build statuses to pull requests. We’re heading towards the end of this Strider series and want to show you an …

HipChat is used by many development teams due to its smooth integration with other Atlassian products like Jira or Bamboo. If you still want to use Strider to run your builds and deployments, you can notify rooms about statuses. Let’s look at the other posts in this extensive series …

Slack seems to be the team messaging tool of the moment. And also Strider provides a plugin to connect with Slack and send notifications for either successful or failed test runs and deployments. In case you missed the previously published posts, let’s review the already released ones before diving …

The previous blog posts covered how to connect Strider with repository hosting services and automatically run tests. This article takes your Strider build pipeline a step further and illustrates the steps to activate email notifications for build statuses. First, let’s start with an overview of related Strider blogposts in …

The Future Studio team uses Strider to automatically test and deploy the code for our homepage and blog theme. Even though we rely on Ghost for our blog, we keep our theme in a git repository and trigger the deployment right away after every push. Previously published articles in this …