The Problem with Most CI/CD Tutorials Most tutorials show you a pipeline that deploys a...
The Problem with Most CI/CD Tutorials
Most tutorials show you a pipeline that deploys a "hello world" app to a free Heroku instance. They skip the messy parts: secrets, rollbacks, and the moment your pipeline breaks because a dependency changed.
I've been there. After years of fighting with over-engineered setups, I settled on a minimal pipeline that's easy to understand, debug, and extend. It's not fancy, but it works.
The Core Idea
A CI/CD pipeline is just three stages:
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