One of the most important things in Jenkins is the ability to being extended by plugins. Jenkins is an Open Source project, so we can see what happens inside, and we can not only contribute to the Jenkins core but also create our own plugins. But the popularity of Jenkins causes that many functionalities that we would like to implement, have been already developed! This situation we have with Slack – if we want Slack notifications in Jenkins, then we can just use a Slack plugin! When I’m writing this post, the Slack plugin is actively maintained. Why should I Continue reading