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ABC - Always Be Compiling

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Continuous integration and a build server are of more value the more remote contributors there are. Or I suppose if you have very large and slow to build content. Or, if you are using a Homebrew code base in which you have to invent the whole content Pipeline and build process. However if you're a solo developer using say unity, and have an empty new project, I do not feel like there is any value (correct me if I'm wrong) to set up a build server and continuous integration. As you yourself are building whenever you make a change, and that happens automatically when you run it.

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