Book Review: Continuous Integration in .NET

Nathan Gloyn

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6 Jan 2017CPOL4 min read

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For a newcomer to CI in the .NET world, I would recommend you read this book as it will provide you with information and guidance to help you get your CI process in place.

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Nathan Gloyn

Nock Consulting

United Kingdom

Passionate developer, designer, Certified Scrum Professional, wanna-be architect, agile evangelist, and presenter.

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