Very excited to share this post with a step-by-step guide from @Omarasifshaikh:
https://github.com/blog/2324-real-time-feedback-for-students-using-continuous-integration-tools
Interesting! The Exercism website is really impressive—congrats to @kytrinyx.
I’ve been doing a lot of automated feedback stuff with my students too, but they’re more focused on HTML/CSS. I tried TravisCI for a short time but it became too slow for the amount & complexity of tests that ran (like HTML & CSS validator). So I switched to an Electron app that they can run on their desktops. The feedback from the students has been absolutely fantastic!
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Too bad that only works for very short travis runs or few student, as using classroom prevents students from using their own TravisCI student account :-/
Hey @thomasjbradley would you be available to demo your tests for me? Would <3 a gif of the tests running 
@mozzadrella Sure!
I made a quick video of me dropping a web design project into Markbot:
You can also check out the lesson I’ve created for the students on how to use Markbot:
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Thank you thank you thank you!
Students can always their repositories in order to build using their own Travis. You can also contact Travis support for a boost in concurrency.
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