Intro

A software delivery process usually consists on a sequence of tasks that, while varying depending on the type of software, may include compiling an optimized release version and/or a packaged version of the application, server configuration, deploying binaries to that server, and several others.

And it doesn’t have to be any different for games. In this article I will show the solution I currently use to setup a continuous integration and delivery pipeline for Godot games using Github Actions for deploying directly to itch.io.

…a good DevOps adoption strategy will help your business in more than one aspect, from faster product deployment to making your employees happier and more productive.

Check out the Article I wrote for Actminds: Improving Your Business With DevOps.

August 07th, 2020 I had the pleasure to give some words about Continuous Integration to some UFPR (Paraná Federal University) students after teacher, and my friend, Helena Macedo kind invite. You can check the recording below. (Portuguese audio)

This blog never had a lot of content, or no content at all, to be honest. The main reason is that I spend all of my time playing around with setups, tools, templates and anything else instead of actually wrinting.

In one of these quests I decided to study some new tools and experiment with other technologies. My goal was to make this blog to be updated as I complete a pull request to its repository in a given branch. An usual continuous delivery use case.