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There are less than three weeks left until\nJenkins World 2017.\nLike last year, I’ll be at the\n\"Ask the Experts\"\nbooth to answer questions about all things Jenkins.\nIn preparation, I’ve started a continuing series of quick tutorial videos that answer\nsome of the most common questions I’ve seen asked in the community forums.\nThese are by no means exhaustive - they’re basic answers, which we can build upon.\nEach video give a takes a simple example, shows how to create a working solution,\nand includes links in the description to related Jenkins documentation pages.

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I hope you find them useful. Look for more of them coming soon!

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Liam will be at the\n\"Ask the Experts\"\nbooth at\nJenkins World in August.\nRegister with the code JWFOSS for a 30% discount off your pass.

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Creating Your First Pipeline in Blue Ocean
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Using a Dockerfile with Jenkins Pipeline
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Adding Parameters to Jenkins Pipeline
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Recording Test Results and Archiving Artifacts
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Liam started his software career as a tester, which might explain why he’s such a fan of CI/CD and Pipeline as Code.\nHe has spent the majority of his software engineering career implementing Continuous Integration systems at companies big and small.\nHe is a Jenkins project contributor and an expert in Jenkins Pipeline, both Scripted and Declarative.\nLiam currently works as a Jenkins Evangelist at CloudBees.\nWhen not at work, he enjoys testing gravity by doing Aikido.

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