When Guido van Rossum developed Python, he had a simple programming language in mind that circumvented the weaknesses of other systems. Python’s easy syntax and well thought out syntactical options have established the language as a standard for various scientific applications, such as machine learning.

Joel Spolsky’s „Joel Test,“ which was published 16 years ago, delved into the daily generation of team-wide builds. As Continuous Integration server designated systems solve the issue automatically, they compile their administered elements – the name says it all – permanently. But what can an individual CI server do and which is the right one for my project?