Video + Slides: Continuous Delivery – making it work with Windows and .NET

Matthew Skelton (@matthewskelton)'s avatarContinuous Delivery with Windows and .NET

Chris and Matthew spoke at the London Continuous Delivery meetup group on 23rd February 2016, using some case studies from the book and some person experience to show how Continuous Delivery is very much possible in 2016 and beyond.

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