At Fullstack Academy, we've used Codeship successfully for many projects. However, as of this writing the free Codeship tier only permits configuration through the web UI (the pro account allows for in-repo yml configuration). One workaround is Codeship-YAML, though that requires a minimal 2-line Codeship config online plus one extra npm package.
Travis is of course one of if not the most popular CI services out there, and is based on yml configs even for the free tier. We could write an appropriate config file for Bones, which would give people the option of zero-effort Travis usage (regardless of whether Fullstack as an org switches over or not).
At Fullstack Academy, we've used Codeship successfully for many projects. However, as of this writing the free Codeship tier only permits configuration through the web UI (the pro account allows for in-repo yml configuration). One workaround is Codeship-YAML, though that requires a minimal 2-line Codeship config online plus one extra npm package.
Travis is of course one of if not the most popular CI services out there, and is based on yml configs even for the free tier. We could write an appropriate config file for Bones, which would give people the option of zero-effort Travis usage (regardless of whether Fullstack as an org switches over or not).