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Hands-on Pipeline as YAML with Jenkins: A Beginner's Guide to Implement CI/CD Pipelines for Mobile, Hybrid, and Web Applications

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A beginner's guide to implementing CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and YAML for various applications, including mobile, hybrid, and web. The author, a DevOps engineer, emphasizes DevOps as a cultural transformation driven by people, processes, and tools. The text introduces Jenkins, its evolution, and different pipeline types like Scripted, Declarative, Blue Ocean, and YAML. It provides practical guidance on continuous practices such as integration, delivery, and testing, along with Jenkins best practices for installation, security, and monitoring. The book also features step-by-step CI/CD pipeline creation for specific application types, including Flutter, Ionic Cordova, Android, and Angular, detailing static code analysis, unit testing, and deployment.

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