continuous happiness as a service
summary
Bitrise positions itself as a mobile-focused CI/CD PaaS that integrates directly with repos and tools like Gradle GitHub Slack HockeyApp SonarQube Codecov and supports Android and Flutter. Projects connect via SSH keys and webhooks, builds run through a workflow editor that executes ordered 200 steps (library now ~200, was ~160). Steps are open source or custom (written in Go), secrets are masked, triggers include webhooks and schedules, build status returns to SCM, pricing starts at $40/month with free concurrent runs for open source.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:43Ci Stands for Continuous Integration
- 8:22Creating a Pull Request
- 11:08What Is a Whirlpool
- 14:55Workflow Editor
- 22:27Pricing
- 30:16What Are the Biggest Advantages of Bit Rise in Comparison to Using Traditional Approach
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