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Continuous Integration for Ruby on Rails Projects

Eugene Toporov
Eugene Toporov

Our neighbor TeamCity team just released new major version of JetBrains TeamCity — definitely the best continuous integration and build server.

One of the guys has prepared a quick demo showing how he uses TeamCity for building and testing his own Ruby on Rails project.

Check it out in TeamCity Developers’ Blog.

It looks interesting.

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