For the confused: CD = Continuous Delivery, not Compact Disc. Mods: Perhaps edit the title?
Are physical CDs still a thing?
They're still big in classical music. And, yes, classical music is still a thing too! ;-)
Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
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Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#22For the confused: CD = Continuous Delivery, not Compact Disc. Mods: Perhaps edit the title?
Honestly - I don't think most people would confuse this unless they're still on dialup
*Edit: sorry, my comment was intended as humour but was actually a bit negative
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#23For the confused: CD = Continuous Delivery, not Compact Disc. Mods: Perhaps edit the title?
Are physical CDs still a thing?
I was kind of thinking the same thing, the last time I had a computer or laptop with an optical drive must have been something like 8+ years ago and even then I can't remember using it for years.
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are physical CDs still a thing?
No, hipsters are only just upgrading to tapes.
Heh, first thing that sprung to mind was what.tape, I hear it's the new big thing. Seriously though - there's no good reason for anyone to embrace standard cassette tapes, vinyl I understand - not because of any audio quality based arguments which are easily debunked but because the large format tactile experience of the physical and visual experience of the playing a large rotating medium with friends can be quite compelling.
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
HN needs a better mechanism to highlight posts for the mods.
I think that mechanism is to write an email to hn@ycombinator.com
IMO let's not waste the mods time with this, I feel that 99.9% of the visitors would associate the term CD with continuous dilevery and not compact disc
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#27Just spent the last 15minutes on it and my first impression is that documentation is still too poor to use it professionally.
Even though, after a couple of tries, it looks like an awesome start and I'll follow this up with great attention.
Good job to the team for building an open-source tool for CD!
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think that mechanism is to write an email to hn@ycombinator.com
IMO let's not waste the mods time with this, I feel that 99.9% of the visitors would associate the term CD with continuous dilevery and not compact disc
I never even read "Continuous Delivery" before today, so no, that does not seem like the case.
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#29Honestly the yahoo engineers are doing a fantastic job. First the NSFW open source model, now this, easy to use (got started in 3 minutes on my servers). A whole lotta love from Germany guys and gals <3
Re: Screwdriver: Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
#30For the confused: CD = Continuous Delivery, not Compact Disc. Mods: Perhaps edit the title?
I felt like the CD = continuous delivery was obvious. But perhaps I've spent to much time on Dev Ops. Maybe simply saying CI/CD would be sufficient.
When I read "CI/CD", I think "Corporate Identity / Corporate Design", which is just as confusing, if not more so... :-?