Context Continuous integration (CI) is a software engineering technique that proclaims
frequent activities to assure the software product health. Researchers and practitioners …

Microbenchmarking is a widely used form of performance testing in Java software. A
microbenchmark repeatedly executes a small chunk of code while collecting measurements …

Continuous Integration (CI) has become a disruptive innovation in software development:
with proper tool support and adoption, positive effects have been demonstrated for pull …

Continuous integration, delivery and deployment (CI/CD) is used to support the collaborative
software development process. CI/CD tools automate a wide range of activities in the …

In recent years there has been a noticeable shift in attention from those who use agile
software development toward lean software development, often labelled as a shift “from …

Continuous Integration (CI) aims at supporting developers in integrating code changes
constantly and quickly through an automated build process. However, the build process is …

Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines entail the build process automation
on dedicated machines, and have been demonstrated to produce several advantages …

The use of automatic static analysis tools (ASATs) has gained increasing attention in the last
few years. Even though available research have already explored ASATs issues and how …

Continuous Integration (CI) is a set of software development practices that allow software
development teams to generate software builds more quickly and periodically (eg, daily or …

Continuous integration (CI) is a widely used practice in modern software engineering.
Unfortunately, it is also an expensive practice---Google and Mozilla estimate their CI …