Programming mistakes to avoid
New year, new JAX Magazine issue. If you’re looking for something light after overindulging on Christmas goodies, this is not it.
All developers make mistakes, no matter how experienced they are. There are always new mistakes to make but once you come to terms with this flaw that we all share, you’ll be alright. If your New Year’s resolution is to help others, you should write down your mistakes and share them with the community so that others can learn from them.
This is exactly what our authors did so that you can enjoy a collection of horror stories about technical debt, automation traps, blockchain nightmares, data tsunamis, DevOps ordeals, container tragedies and more.
Inside this issue
Does technical debt still matter in DevSecOps?
Mike Bursell
How wrong technology can cause nightmares
Richard Gall
Falling into the automation honey trap
Oren Eini
A Blockchain nightmare
Glenn Mariën
Banks drown in a data tsunami: Solutions
Karen Krivaa
The tangible costs of bad data
Christophe Thibault
Best and worst Java 11 experiences
Java experts
Don’t use Jenkins Pipelines for CD
Steve Burton
Scan your container in build time
Does serverless spell the death of containers?
Darren Royle
10 professional red flags to watch out for
Kostis Kapelonis
Beginner’s guide: Java programming nightmares
Georgi Minkov
Learning from DevOps nightmares
Brian Dawson
To catch a bug
Irit Shwarchberg
How to get (and stay) into the tech industry
Sherry List
