Opiniones de Codemagic

1. There is a free plan available and pay as you go plan available
2. I can build ipa and apk in cloud and share it
3. The setup is very easy
4. The UI is super nice and love the experience
5. ci-cd works great
6. add projects from github gitlab etc.

Everythings seems great , just add some tutorial videos or samples in docs.

The product was really easy to set up. Coming from an environment where we had little experience with setting up a CI/CD for a mobile app it was really easy to configure automatic deploys to TestFlight and Play Console.

Coming from Nevercode, the predecessor of Codemagic it was a bit of a shame that we lost the ability to do configurations in a webapp.
Having multiple build configurations from the same repository to different TestFlights and Play Console it would have been easier to be to set all the keystores and certificates in a webapp.
This only seems to be the case for Ionic apps though.

For the most part, it is low/no code. It didn't take too long to get setup. Issues were typical mobile CI tinkering.

It's a bit hard to navigate the UI. Frequently have trouble finding things like where to encrypt data, etc.

The documentation for new users is a bit insufficient. Mac Pro machines are a bit expensive (for our country).

- Codemagic make easier a deployment after the first configuration. It's really really easy.
- Linux machines are fast and cheap. Android deployment is really cheap and easy.

I ran into Codemagic during its early Beta Phase and i haven't stopped using it since. It is easy to use, blazingly fast and saves time.

Building your Flutter app is a complicated and resource intensive task. My MacBook regularly struggled to keep up with the work, it was unusable at times.

Codemagic solves all those problems, and it provided enough free minutes for me for the last year.
It really helps with rapid development as new versions get automatically builded on push and deployed to testflight, all with literally no setup.

Sometimes the build just fails with no real explanation. With standard MacMini VM the task before the real build can take some time. Because of that fixing bugs can be a bit of a pain.

Codemagic supports Flutter which is great. It was really easy to get started and we had the pipeline running in second. Not only building but it was able to push apps to app stores which was really handy and helped us quickly deploy our apps. The free tier is generous.

No teams on the free tier but that is understandable.

- easy setup and use
- regular new features (webhooks monitor, .yaml editor, Linux machines, etc.)
- support

- missing the possibility to post release_notes with iOS builds
- missing the possibility to add additional info to the release_notes message (e.g. integration testing results to the Slack message)
- ugly build logs are on a black background (by design)

What I like most about Codemagic is that they were the first to support Flutter and allowed me to create an easy workflow to release versions of our app. I would also like to point out that Codemagic team is always adding new features. They communicate very well though their slack channel, which I use every time I need some help (an the support team is awesome).

The support is based on European time. Not sure if they expanded this already, but if you want some quick official support and live on PST for example, you may have to wait a bit. But nothing critical.

It's very simple to set up and it hides the complexity of CI behind a friendly UI. Support team very responsive.

In the beginning, there wasn't too much documentation / implementation was changing fast, but it stabilized over the last months.

Codemagic saves me lots of time and removes the need to manually build and deploy apps to the iOS and Android store. The platform has great UI many options to customize your CI/CD Pipeline. The mobile app allows me to download my apps once they have finished building which I love.

There is nothing I dislike about about Codemagic.

Really easy to use and at a really good price.

I have no complaints about Codemagic, I like the way it is.

Most important: It simply works! I love the integration with Github and the ease of selecting a different branch to build-deploy. My CEO loves getting new builds almost every day to see the latest features. The CI/CD pipeline is so great!

Challenges to setup Google Play Store. Hopefully by following the CM docs I will figure out how to get my app on the Play Store. Also there seems to be too many deployment channels. Maybe this is needed but simpler would be better!

Once you have setup your publishing pipeline it is really comfortable to use. You do not have to worry about building your apps, configuring it for productive use, and uploading it to the app stores. While most of our requirements can be fulfilled with the workflow editor, all others could be solved using the scripts before or after each step. The documentation is really helpful and shows solution to many problems we were facing when setting up the delivery pipeline.

If you do not use the basic workflow it was quite difficult to setup the publishing pipeline. As soon as one script/part failed, you had to debug it and start the whole build from the start which can take quite a long time. It would be really helpful to have the ability to resume the build.

Excellent Github integration; ability to track multiple-projects and branches; automated app provisioning and signing; automated reports on Slack and email; support for automated UI Tests and Amazon Web Services Device Farm.

As a developer, I'm very lazy and had build pipelines for web and API configured and happily working but building and releasing the Flutter app was always a pain, thanks to the joys of XCode. Codemagic allowed me to avoid opening XCode at least 90% of the time...
There are loads of clever features but the main thing is having a triggerable and consistent build pipeline for Flutter.

Really didn't have any issues with Codemagic.
Would love it if it could check if the build number clashes with the latest deployed build number to the App Stores to avoid wasting time building, just to have Apple decline the upload, but that's more of a feature request than a con.

The easy of us. Editing via UI or the config file

The time it takes to build, can be quite slow when building

Documentation helped for configuring CI/CD pipeline for native as well as hybrid mobile projects.

Need some improvements for Github checks in Github enterprise accounts. Already communicated with your core team. If you can provide it will be very helpful for our team.

easy of use.
only need to connect your bitbucket.

maybe we could a have a better build time.

it is absolutely essential for the cross-platform developer. With.o codemagic it is possible to validate and test the system without the need to create multiple virtual machines and spend time configuring environments.

I still find it a bit expensive, especially considering that many developers are "one-man companies", there should be a fixed weekly price for example. That it would be possible to hire the service for a week without deducting minutes.

The simplicity to setup an pipeline. It's super easy to setup everythink the way I need it. Also the signing part for iOS is pretty easy which is complicated with other pipelines

Not much, maybe some syntax highlighting in the shell script parts.

I love codemagic because I can deploy iOS applications without an apple device. I can also remote into the virtual mac machine and make changes within xcode. I can leave the app to build and go about my business and be notified via email if it succeeds or fails.

I love that I dont need a macbook to create iOS applications on

Codemagic is easy to use. Documentation is well written and easy to understand. Integration with our existing infrastructure was smooth and quick.

Some minor issues, like when I connect new repository into codemagic it was not fetching codemagic.yaml and I needed to refresh and try to add it again.

I am using this software to deploy react-native app to App store and Play Console. This allows me to save a lot of time, as I can handle the releases automatically for both platforms. The support Slack channel was very good at helping me sort out an issue quickly too.

I would prefer more thorough step by step configuration into react native builds for android/ios.

Ease of integration to appstore connect (ios). Good documentation - great simple to understand user interface

Setup of the yaml file slightly confusing with multiple versions on the net

I'm able to deploy my Flutter project on iOS too thanks to this piece of software. It also lets me see the logs in real time and set a timeout for too long builds.

It's pretty slow (simple Flutter iOS app = ~40 minutes) but it's fully understandable since I'm using the free tier.