Keynote: The Past, Present and Future of Continu...
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A brisk history traces continuous integration from Grady Booch in 1994 through 1997’s Tinderbox, Hudson (2004) and Jenkins (2011), then the 2010 Continuous Delivery book and the 2013 coinage “CI/CD,” arguing CI/CD isn't real as a single definition; the talk lists eight concrete Continuous Delivery capabilities (version control for artifacts, automated deployments, trunk‑based development, test automation, etc.), cites Accelerate research linking those practices to reduced burnout, notes tools (Spinnaker, Screwdriver, Jenkins X, Tecton) and CDF formation in 2019, and reports Jenkins saw record contributors and concrete community wins like a newcomer making 10 open‑source PRs in a month.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28Christie Wilson (Past)
- 5:49Tracy Miranda (Present)
- 16:02Zainab Abubakar (Future)
- 22:27Conclusion
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