The use case: how Poplog deploys CircleCI
Two developers maintaining the open-source Poplog development environment in their spare time use CircleCI to automate build and testing of the project. They rely on its virtual machines, which allow address randomization to be disabled, and on its free plan for open source.
In the customer’s words
When I give demos of Poplog and people ask, ‘How would you put that into the CI pipeline?’ I just say, ‘CircleCI’ — it’s that straightforward.Other companies using CircleCI
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- Nov 13, 2026
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- Nov 13, 2026
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For Leach and Price, the question isn’t how they’d manage the Poplog reboot if they didn’t have CircleCI – it’s that without CircleCI, the project wouldn’t happen at all.