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- Moritz on Continuous Discussions (#c9d9)
- Git Flow vs. Continuous Delivery
Thu, 11 Aug 2016
Moritz on Continuous Discussions (#c9d9)
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On Tuesday I was a panelist on the Continuous Discussions Episode 47 – Open Source and DevOps. It was quite some fun!
Much of the discussion applied to Open Source in general software development, not just DevOps.
You can watch the full session on Youtube, or on the Electric Cloud blog.
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