Tag: Continuous integration

Continuous Delivery vs Deployment. In continuous delivery, all code changes are automatically deployed to a testing/production environment. Deployment takes the …

Sneh Pandya looks at why you should choose Codemagic as your CI/CD solution for your React Native apps.

Could Codemagic be alternative to Jenkins? In this article, we will compare Codemagic and Jenkins from the mobile app developer perspective.

CI/CD is a tool that helps to automate the tedious tasks, from building the app to deploying it into production. Learn more about CI/CD for mobile apps

Public dashboards make it possible for teams to share their builds with people outside Codemagic using a public link.

In this cheat sheet, you will get to learn about some of the best features of codemagic.yaml, as well as get yourself familiarized with it.

Getting started guide to build Ionic apps with Codemagic CI/CD

Let's take a look at the quantitative testing part of a Flutter web app and how you can run it in the CI environment of Codemagic.

Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) have changed the way companies build, test and deliver mobile apps. Let's dig into that!

Learn how to integrate Firebase with your Flutter app and securely set it up on Codemagic.

Zombies can probably teach us a ton of things about continuous integration and delivery, but we humans are lazy creatures...

We can see that more and more teams use our continuous integration tool for testing.

Getting started guide on building React Native apps with Codemagic CI/CD. Learn how to build React Native projects on Codemagic CI/CD.

This ebook acts as a getting-started primer on the world of testing for apps built using the React Native framework.

Who is who in the React Native community? Find your role models to follow and improve your React Native dev skills in record time.

Publishing your app to App Store Connect or Google Play? Learn about several approaches you can use for build versioning on Codemagic.

Lewis Cianci dives into mobile DevOps – what is it? Is it somehow different from "normal" DevOps? How to switch to mobile DevOps? Where to start?

It is possible to build an iOS app on Windows with React Native. With efficient tools, you don't need to own a MacBook to build an iOS app.

Sneh Pandya talks about why he decided to move to React Native and how exactly is React Native different from a platform-specific native frameworks.

In this article, you will learn to integrate Cloud Firestore with Flutter and perform CRUD (create, read, update and delete) operations.

In this article, we will learn how to test local database with React Native. We are going to use Jest to test SQLite.