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Until recently, our team maintained two Ubuntu Docker containers. We have now published another container with the latest Ubuntu 18.04 with long term support. It comes with updated development software as well as new tools, taking into account your wishes and feature requests.
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Freelance developers don't just code -- they're responsible for testing
and deploying their software as well as documenting the changes and
notifying customers about new releases. A deployment tool is the
perfect assistant and makes your (freelancing) life easier.
Manual software deployment can be a real pain, especially when you're developing a large and complex application with frequent updates. Instead of spending several hours with uploading, building, and testing, wouldn't you rather do what you do best and code instead? Here are five signs, you may need a deployment software:
Distributed work and collaboration have been part of everyday software development for many years. For example, systems such as Github allow developers to work on outstanding open source applications that are used around the globe. However, distributed work can lead to problems that inconveniently show up right before the release date. You can avoid these kinds of problems by using a permanent deployment tool.