From the course: Azure for DevOps: Continuous Integration
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Planning build dependencies - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure for DevOps: Continuous Integration
Planning build dependencies
- [Instructor] Your applications are built upon the foundation of great work created by other developers like yourself. Whether it's open source or commercial software, libraries created by other companies and organizations make up the backbone of our application code. Imagine if every time you set out to build a web app you had to write your own web server persistence layer, JSON parser, or your own logging framework, et cetera. We've all benefited from shared components. The ability to share functionality across programs is done primarily through packaging. Packaging consists of compiling your code into a portable, often compressed format, such as NuGets with a DLL, npm modules, RubyGems, and more. So where are these packages hosted? Well, NuGet packages are hosted and delivered through a package registry. For example, .NET code is registered at nuget.org, npm modules at npmjs.com, and many other package registries, more…
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