<commit_before>---
layout: post
title:  Travis - add and forget
---
So, you may have heard that Travis is nice build testing service. It
is - I even use it for JavaScript project. But, guess what will happen
if somebody uses Travis incorrectly.

The problem is about one of the most commonly languages made by
[bad developers][1] for [bad developers][2]. But this article isn't
about why this language is bad - we all know it. Technically, I would
use PHP instead of Brainfuck if I would have choice between PHP and
Brainfuck, but it would be choice between very bad and worse.

6 months ago, [Davey Shafik] through - everybody uses Travis CI,
why PHP source code doesn't. He wanted to add Travis CI to his
projects, but after quick look he noticed he doesn't have test cases
in his code and he was too lazy to add them. So, why not add Travis
CI to some project that already has test cases so he could see how
Travis CI would work.

And so he did. He decided to ask PHP to add Travis CI to
[its source code]. Of course, the reaction is obvious.

> This is awesome, thanks!
<commit_msg>I've multiple JS projects.<commit_after>---
layout: post
title:  Travis - add and forget
---
So, you may have heard that Travis is nice build testing service. It
is - I even use it for my JavaScript projects. But, guess what will
happen if somebody uses Travis incorrectly.

The problem is about one of the most commonly languages made by
[bad developers][1] for [bad developers][2]. But this article isn't
about why this language is bad - we all know it. Technically, I would
use PHP instead of Brainfuck if I would have choice between PHP and
Brainfuck, but it would be choice between very bad and worse.

6 months ago, [Davey Shafik] through - everybody uses Travis CI,
why PHP source code doesn't. He wanted to add Travis CI to his
projects, but after quick look he noticed he doesn't have test cases
in his code and he was too lazy to add them. So, why not add Travis
CI to some project that already has test cases so he could see how
Travis CI would work.

And so he did. He decided to ask PHP to add Travis CI to
[its source code]. Of course, the reaction is obvious.

> This is awesome, thanks!

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