Learn how continuous integration and Xcode Server can enhance your workflow. Learn how to install and set up Xcode Server, create a bot for your project, download build artifacts, and more.
- [Mark] Your team is starting to grow and you're starting to notice it's taking longer and longer to merge feature branches into your main branch. Continuous integration can help mitigate this problem by encouraging smaller merges more often. Xcode Server can add another layer of safety to help you make merges quick and painless. Hi, my name is Mark Difranco, and I'm a freelance iOS engineer. In this course, we'll take a look at how continuous integration can make your workflow safer. We'll also see how Xcode Server can play a part in this. We'll go over installing it, setting it up, as well as extending its capabilities with third party tools.
Let's get started.
Author
Mark DiFranco
Updated
11/6/2017Released
6/28/2017- What is continuous integration?
- Setting up Xcode Server
- Creating a bot for your project
- Monitoring your bot
- Using Xcode Server API
- Starting a new integration
- Downloading build artifacts
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 11/09/2017. What changed?
A: The following topics were updated: Xcode Server and installing Xcode Server.
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Introduction
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Welcome36s
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1. Xcode Server
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What is Xcode Server?1m 8s
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What is a bot?47s
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2. Setting Up Xcode Server
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Installing Xcode Server3m 35s
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Creating your first bot5m 31s
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Monitoring your bot2m 56s
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3. Using the Xcode Server API
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Xcode Server API18s
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Start a new integration1m 56s
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Downloading build artifacts2m 15s
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Conclusion
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Next steps51s
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