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Node.js is a tool for executing JavaScript in a variety of environments.

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Zube

Zube is a stand-alone Agile project management tool that lets you seamlessly work with GitHub Issues.

Zube is right for you if you want any of these:

  • Real time, two way integration with GitHub Issues that keeps your information in sync
  • Organize your Issues on a kanban board or sprint board
  • Allow non-developers without GitHub access to easily work with developers
  • Simultaneously manage Issues across multiple repos
  • Manage private cards alongside public GitHub Issues (ideal for OSS dev)

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Travis CI

Travis CI enables your team to test and ship your apps with confidence. It’s built for everyone and for projects and teams of all sizes, supporting over 20 different languages out of the box, including Javascript and Node.js, Ruby, PHP, Python, Mac/iOS, as well as Docker, while giving you full control over the build environment to customize it to your own needs.

Travis CI is trusted by hundreds of thousands of open source projects, teams, and developers.