Scenario You're running an OSS project* and someone makes a pull request. You've got two choices: Merge and Pray Pull to local branch, build, run tests and merge if all OK What do you do? Well, what is it going to be? I know what I'd like to do, and GitHub makes it so so tempting: But unfortunately I go with the second option. That's a pain, specially if you do a quick code-review and things look decent. Yet you still need to make sure that it builds and all tests pass. Well there is a third way. And what's even nicer, is that it's also possible with TeamCity. *Thi

Join us in this webinar on TeamCity where Academy Member Paul Stack talks about how he uses TeamCity  in a Continuous Delivery environment. We'll see custom build tools, triggers of automated deployments, artifact dependencies to help with site releases, build chains, unit, integration and acceptance testing as well as performance tests before sites go live. Paul will also talk about the importance of changing the culture of the team to be continuous delivery focused. Come and listen to Paul's war stories! This free webinar will take place on August 20th at 4 pm CET (Central European Time). C