Members: Eric Broderick and Ricardo Nunes
Automated testing and integration is the way of the future. No longer do companies, or individuals for that matter, need to focus on independent unit testing for their code. Thanks to processes like Git, unit testing essentially happens with every commit and merge. While baseline tests and validations can be run without any user configuration, specific unit tests can also be built.
Docker expands on the virtual machine phenomenon by virtualizing the whole OS (Operating System) to so that software can be packaged and containerized. Docker also helps streamline the development process, save time on builds and allows developers to run tests in parallel. This allows the VMs (virtual machines) to be slimmer and share resources better between the applications. It also allows certain containers to be upgraded or downgraded without having to bring down or update other containers.
- Repository
- Clone
- Fork
- Branch
- Commit
- Merge
- Checkout
- Push
- Pull
- Remote Add / Remove / Show
- Status
- Master Branch
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RN091520
- Restructured the project ReadMe to include ChangeLog
- Restructured the project to be separate files
- Added Repository Section
- Added Clone Section
- Added Fork Section
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Ericbrod091610
- Added Checkout Section
- Added Push Section
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RN091720
- Added appropriate links across project
- Merged branches with missing links
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RN091820
- Added Branch Section
- Added Commit Section
- Added Merge Section
- Fixed header display issue
- Added Assets folder and pictures to various pages
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Ericbrod091920
- Added Pull Feature
- Added Status Feature
- Added Added Add / Remove / Show Feature
- Added Master Branch Feature
- Added Fixes and Images
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RN092120
- Added Docker information to ReadMe
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Ericbrod092220
- Added Additional Docker Info
- Added Additional Information to Push, Status and MasterBranch