The use case: how Pingboard deploys CircleCI
Pingboard, a real-time collaborative org chart app, uses CircleCI to automatically run its test suite on every commit pushed to GitHub, using parallel testing so developers don't have to manage tests and servers. Builds must pass before code is deployed.
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Pingboard runs 15 to 20 builds through CircleCI every day, including 2,700 individual tests.
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- Nov 13, 2026
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- Nov 13, 2026
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CircleCI allows developers to run Pingboard’s test suite in 15 minutes using parallel testing and CircleCI – a process that would otherwise take several hours to set up and run.