Does it make a sense to use a build server in a small (2-3 developer) game development team? I like the idea of continuous integration, and the team members are not in the same place, so it might not be a bad idea.
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Does it make a sense to use a build server in a small (2-3 developer) game development team? I like the idea of continuous integration, and the team members are not in the same place, so it might not be a bad idea.
Continuous integration is beneficial even if there is one person doing development simply because it tests the product on a “clean” non-development machine. The benefits increase with number of developers. So the answer is “yes, it makes sense”.