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One of the major areas we explored is how to make the feedback part of the CI more engaging. We discussed several options: | One of the major areas we explored is how to make the feedback part of the CI more engaging. We discussed several options: | ||
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Given the last point of our discussion, the focus shifted to alternatives to CI and how to keep up the quality of the code while still having fun :D. | Given the last point of our discussion, the focus shifted to alternatives to CI and how to keep up the quality of the code while still having fun :D. | ||
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| + | ==Slack bots can be super! == | ||
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| + | == Lava lamps can be legendary! == | ||
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| + | == Horns can be head-splittingly fun! == | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 24 April 2016
Introduction
One of the major areas we explored is how to make the feedback part of the CI more engaging. We discussed several options:
- Extreme Feedback
- Gamification - is it good or bad?
- Do we really need CI in the first place?
Given the last point of our discussion, the focus shifted to alternatives to CI and how to keep up the quality of the code while still having fun :D.
