We used Strider heavily at my last venture and I am using it again at our new one. Great to have a JS-based CI/CD flow that also incorporates other stacks. It's been easy to extend and the devs are responsive to PRs.
Frankly we need more such CI/CD solutions that the community can sharpen. I'm a huge user and proponent of Gitlab but as a Node/JS shop it's great to have a native CD solution besides Gitlab CI. The integration and extension is just too clean. Kudos to the Gitlab and Strider teams for having such easily matched APIs.
I've been using Strider for a few months now and I'm very pleased so far. Simple, easy to setup, slick UI and good integration with GitHub out of the box. I always keep build server configs very simple, basically only running shell scripts, and Strider fits well with that.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 27.4 ms ] threadThe project repository[1] has a great README that allows you to spin up a heroku version near instantly, which is a great touch.
[1]: https://github.com/Strider-CD/strider
Frankly we need more such CI/CD solutions that the community can sharpen. I'm a huge user and proponent of Gitlab but as a Node/JS shop it's great to have a native CD solution besides Gitlab CI. The integration and extension is just too clean. Kudos to the Gitlab and Strider teams for having such easily matched APIs.