Frontend CI/CD
Builds that finish quickly and deploys you can undo in seconds
Frontend pipelines often slow down as the codebase grows, and rollbacks get stressful when the old build has to be rebuilt first. We set up pipelines that only rebuild what changed, ship prebuilt container images, and keep previous versions ready, so a rollback is a switch, not a rebuild.
Shorter build times
- Remote build caching (Turborepo or Nx), so unchanged packages aren't rebuilt.
- Running tests only for affected modules on pull requests, and the full suite on main.
- Parallel jobs and cached dependencies.
- Multi-stage Docker builds that keep the final image small.
Deploys and rollback
- Every build produces an immutable artifact or container image tagged with its commit.
- Deploys are atomic: users get the old version or the new one, never a mix.
- Previous versions stay deployed and ready, so rollback takes seconds.
- Old asset files stay available after a deploy, so users with the app already open don't hit missing-file errors.
- Canary releases send a small share of traffic to the new version before everyone gets it.
Seeing what happens in production
Source maps go privately to your error tracker, so stack traces point to real code. Real-user monitoring records performance and errors by release. Logs captured while a user was offline are sent once they reconnect, so outages show up in your data too.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Can you work with our existing CI (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins)?
Yes. We improve the pipeline you have rather than moving you to a new platform.
Next step
Start with a review of what you have
Send us your repository or a staging link. We'll come back with the three changes that would make the biggest difference to your release speed, performance and reliability.