Lights, Camera, GitHub Actions! | Andres Almiray (EN)

It's been said that automating oneself out of a job is one of the best qualities of a software engineer. When it comes to building and releasing software that statement becomes more relevant than ever. GitHub is a popular choice for hosting code and since a few years ago offers a native CI/CD solution: GitHub Actions. They are a powerful tool that's worth adding to your development toolbox but getting started might be a bit daunting. In this session we'll cover the basics of working with GitHub Actions workflows and their structure, moving into more advanced topics such as inputs/outputs, job dependencies, job matrices, reusable workflows, composite actions, and secrets. ➜ Subscribe to JAVAPRO and never miss an update: https://bit.ly/YouTube-JAVAPRO-subscribe ▬ About us: ▬ JAVAPRO is the magazine for professional, real-world Java development. Beyond the publication, JAVAPRO organises the annual developer conference JCON, which focuses on Core Java, Enterprise Java, Microservices, AI, APIs, and frameworks. On this channel, you'll find interviews, sessions, tips & tricks, and everything a Java developer could ask for. ➜ Read JAVAPRO online or download the PDF: https://javapro.io ➜ Join the next live training session: https://javapro.io/training/ ▬ Follow us on social media: ▬ Twitter: https://x.com/JAVAPROmagazin LinkedIn: / 75505519 ➜ Thanks for watching – subscribe for more Java!