This article was originally published on Twistlock by Twain Taylor. With their kind permission, we’re sharing it here for Codeship readers. Is Docker secure? Docker security is the million-dollar question as more and more organizations migrate production workloads to containers. But that’s a simplistic question, and there is not a yes or no answer. Instead […]

This article was originally published on Chatbots Magazine by Florian Treml. With their kind permission, we’re sharing it here for Codeship readers. One of the most hyped technology trends recently is chatbots. There are tons of articles about how to develop a simple chatbot (for example, here or here) using the Facebook Messenger Platform or […]

You’ve spent months working on a project, and it’s finally time to show it to the world. You’re proud of what you’ve achieved, but you aren’t quite sure how to release it for others to see. If that sounds familiar, read on, and together we will cover how to perform a release of your code, […]

As a writer/tech writer/sometimes developer who dabbles in the odd bit of illustration and design, I have often wondered how teams of artists collaborate. While I remember the days of working on code with FTP uploads and SVN, code collaboration is, relatively speaking, “solved.” Code is fundamentally text, and so tracking changes to it is […]

To put it mildly, cryptocurrency is an incredibly popular topic right now. Much of the hype around it tends to be focused on the physical value that these currencies represent. However, I believe something even more precious lies under the hood of cryptocurrencies: the concept of blockchain. The ideas around blockchain are significant because they’re […]

With the growing adoption of containerization, many developers are no longer struggling with the woes of code environmental inconsistencies. While containers have solved important problems, new questions have arisen over how to effectively manage and scale them. Products like Kubernetes have been born out of an attempt to solve these issues. Yet, what exactly is […]

Modern applications are increasingly growing in complexity. Adding a dizzying amount of moving parts, layers of abstraction, reliance on external systems and distribution that all result in a stack that few truly fully understand. Any developer worth hiring now knows the merits of a thorough testing regime, but one of the issues with testing is […]

This article was originally published on Pete Hodgson’s personal site. With their kind permission, we’re sharing it here for Codeship readers. In this article, I’ll show that the typical approach for deploying sophisticated static sites is not sufficient and explain how we can apply the principles of continuous delivery to improve the situation. We’ll then […]