Just how robust and effective are your testing checkpoints? Does one of the checkpoints include that kind of a load test? Do the checkpoints test for how updates affect all the moving parts? To solve issues like these, Avi Aharon discusses three elements that are essential to testing.
When it comes to API security, even companies with world-class security teams like Facebook and Google are getting caught off guard. In this article, Bernard Harguindeguy offers 12 must-have best practices for protecting API infrastructure from hacking and abuses.
What makes a leader an effective leader? In this keynote, Michiel Rook talks about various leadership theories, how they can be applied in practice, and his thoughts on leadership based on experience as a tech lead and scrum master and from military service.
Last year, the JDK team made a call for discussion in order to investigate a number of options for JDK source code management. Is it time to retire Mercurial in favor of Git? We asked our readers and the answer was a definite “yes!”. Today, we revisit the discussion as the JDK team takes the next step and makes the tooling for Project Skara available on GitHub.
The latest version of GitLab is out! GitLab 12.0, however, is not just another monthly update. With this release, Gitlab takes a key step towards an inclusive approach to DevSecOps. Let’s see what this month’s update is all about.
The latest release for the Eclipse IDE arrived on June 19. Welcome to version 4.12! Download the latest build and see what the newest additions and changes are. Follow the schedule and prepare yourself for all the future Eclipse updates so you never miss a thing!
Patching can be manually intensive and time-consuming, requiring large amounts of coordination and processes. In this article Tony Green, a UNIX sysadmin for over 25 years, gives the best tips to take the frustration out of patching for Linux and Windows systems.
Now that Angular v8 is here, it’s time to embark on a new journey: towards the next release! It’s never too soon to look forward to the future, and we are already watching for Angular v9. What’s new? The 8.1.0-next.3 update arrives with a short list of bug fixes.
Nearly every programming language provides the ability to split the code that makes up a program into multiple files. The #include directive is used for this purpose in C and C ++, while Java and Python have the import keyword. JavaScript was one of the few exceptions up till now, but the new JavaScript standard (ECMAScript 6) changes this by introducing so-called ECMAScript modules. All major browsers already support this new standard – only Node.js seems to be lagging behind. Why is that?
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we welcomed the latest version of Kuberntes as well as Istio 1.2. Let’s have a look.
The usage and importance of Python have been growing year after year, especially with the data analytics and data science community. In this article, Disha Gupta offers a quick demo of how to implement Python libraries.
The latest release of Kubernetes is out and it brings a long list of updates and improvements. The main themes for this release are continuous improvement and extensibility. Let’s take a closer look.
What is Spring Boot? For Java developers, this 101 guide explains how Spring Boot can help you, what the features do, and how do enhance your productivity. Make use of the Spring application and find out what features can encourage and simplify your development process.
You shouldn’t jump into any implementation without first deciding which high-level concurrency control pattern is right for the problem. Jack Shirazi offers some help in this talk.
