Posts Tagged ‘software development’
Application security is no longer just the concern of a select few—it’s a shared responsibility that spans the realms of DevOps and security. Yet, aligning the workflows of these two critical teams can feel like bringing together two opposing forces. DevOps teams prioritize speed, efficiency, and automation to accelerate application delivery, while security teams are ...
Introduction: In the fast-paced world of startups, technology is the lifeblood that fuels innovation, scalability, and competitive advantage. However, managing technology operations, including tasks like acquiring licenses, developing proof of concepts, and enabling cloud infrastructure, can be a daunting challenge. These tasks require both expertise and effort, which can divert valuable time and resources away ...
With the recent turn of events and the sudden surge in application demands, enterprises nowadays have to make quick and resilient responses to the changing market requirements. The insufficient infrastructure access and employees having to work individually due to the Covid pandemic has made more enterprises depend on low-code development platforms. Therefore enterprises all around ...
ZenHub, a project management tool for GitHub, today announced the launch of Workspaces, a feature that makes it easier for teams to use its service — and GitHub — by allowing them to tweak the service to the needs of specific teams while still using GitHub as the ground truth for their work. With Workspaces, ...
Ahead of its Build conference, Microsoft today released a slew of new machine learning products and tweaks to some of its existing services. These range from no-code tools to hosted notebooks, with a number of new APIs and other services in-between. The core theme, here, though, is that Microsoft is continuing its strategy of democratizing ...
In the two years since GrainChain launched its distributed ledger-based transaction platform for bulk dry goods the company has brokered thousands of contracts on everything from corn, sorghum, wheat, and soybeans to even sand from its headquarters in McAllen, Tex. Now the company is expanding its services to Mexico, partnering with the government of Tamaulipas, ...
CloudBees, the enterprise continuous integration and delivery service (and the biggest contributor to the Jenkins open-source automation server), today announced that it has acquired Electric Cloud, a continuous delivery and automation platform that first launched all the way back in 2002. The two companies did not disclose the price of the acquisition, but CloudBees has ...
Zack Kanter Contributor Zack Kanter is the co-founder of Stedi. More posts by this contributor Why Amazon is eating the world While serverless is typically championed as a way to reduce costs and scale massively on demand, there is one extraordinarily compelling reason above all others to adopt a serverless-first approach: it is the best ...
Procore Technologies, a provider of software to manage construction projects, is now worth $3 billion thanks to a new $75 million round of funding led by Tiger Global Management. The new funding shows just how completely software has eaten the world. Once considered an industry that was too analog to ever reap the benefits of ...
William ("Whurley") Hurley Contributor Share on Twitter William Hurley, commonly known as whurley, is an American entrepreneur and the founder of Chaotic Moon Studios, Honest Dollar, and Equals: The Global Partnership for Gender Equality in the Digital Age. He is currently chairing the Quantum Computing Working Group for the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA), and is ...