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Shaily Shah
Shaily Shah

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Adding CI for testing the code

In our coding journey, we discovered the magic of Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) and how it can transform the way we build and maintain our projects. Let's dive into the steps we took, sans the jargon!

I introduced GitHub Actions—an automated assistant that checks our code whenever there's a change. No more manual tests! This ensures that our code is always up to snuff.

We brought in ESLint, our code stylist. It scans our code, points out style blunders, and helps us maintain a consistent and aesthetically pleasing codebase.

Bugs, the bane of every coder's existence. We added automated tests to our workflow, so whenever we make a change, the system automatically runs tests to sniff out any lurking bugs. It's like having a superhero sidekick that keeps our code bug-free.

Through these steps, our code quality soared. The GitHub Actions workflow ensures that each change is thoroughly examined, ESLint keeps our code stylish, and automated tests act as our vigilant guardians against bugs. The result? A robust and reliable codebase ready for anything the coding universe throws at it.

In a nutshell, by embracing CI/CD principles and tools, our coding life has become more efficient and our projects more dependable.

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