![]() On the first run, it usually ask initial admin password which you can find it in ~/.jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword. To test if it’s already installed and running, open your web browser and visit. So if some steps you follow doesn’t work, it probably incompatible with your installed Jenkins version.Īfter it’s installed, you can start it as daemon and make it running every time you logged in on your machine by typing this command: brew services start jenkins Please note that by the time this tutorial is written, Jenkins version is 2.62. You can just type this on your Terminal: brew install jenkins I personally prefer to install Jenkins from Homebrew. Please note that it’s important to understand the difference between folder structure and solution structure before continue to the next step. ![]() Īs for solution structure, it’ll look like this. The file structure usually look like this. I name it BlogToApp and can be found from. If not, you can download and install it from here.įor the purpose of this tutorial, I use a newly generated Xamarin.Forms project from Visual Studio for Mac. Xamarin Studio or Visual Studio for Mac must be installed. But you need to figure out some steps yourself if it doesn’t work. If you’re not on macOS, you can still follow this tutorial. You can use any OS, but to build iOS file, you’ll need a macOS machine. □ Best Mobile Article of May 2017 : Second Prize at CodeProject.īefore we begin, I assume you’re using a macOS machine. For free user, you can use up to 10 apps. ![]() HockeyApp responsibility is to deliver our mobile apps to testers. What so great about it is it supports both iOS and Android apps. You just need to worry about the code, the building steps will be handled by Jenkins, automatically.Īs for CD, we’re using HockeyApp from Microsoft. It will do any repetitive task you assigned. So Jenkins is like Alfred for programmer (look at official Jenkins logo, didn’t he look like Alfred?). ![]() Alfred usually do boring stuff like preparing meals, shirt, and scheduling for Batman. For those who don’t know what Jenkins is, just imagine yourself as Batman. Luckily, there is always a solution for that kind of repetitive task, by using Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD).įor CI, we’re going to use Jenkins. Not sure how many times we do that stuff every day. Traditionally, we commit our work, pull our colleague’s code, merge them, build the binary file, and send it to testers. One of them is building app from latest source code. Laziness is probably the middle name of every programmer, especially when it comes to doing repetitive (usually) boring stuff, again and again. ![]()
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