The team at GitLab recently announced the release of GitLab 14.9, bringing users new features such as epic to epic linking, integrated security training, a new Environments page design, and rule mode for scan result policies. This update supports linking epics using “related,” “blocking,” or “blocked” relationships, allowing users to track and manage epic dependencies … continue reading
The devastating events transpiring in Ukraine have been at top of mind for many in the last few weeks. For several global software development organizations with employees operating in Ukraine, these tragedies hit far too close to home. According to a recent tweet, Frank Zamani, CEO of Caspio, was once a refugee himself, fleeing from … continue reading
Secure Code Warrior, a global security organization, has joined GitLab’s global partner program. This new partnership means that Secure Code Warrior will make its learning platform available to developers on GitLab’s DevOps platform. This integration will work to enhance real-time secure coding guidance, which is an important piece of the process of detecting and fixing … continue reading
The Android development team has announced changes being made in Google Play in order to allow users to discover and engage with high quality apps and games on large or foldable screens. These changes are being introduced as three main updates: ranking and promotability changes, alerts for low quality apps, and device-specific ratings and reviews. … continue reading
Web performance company Cloudflare today announced the release of the Cloudflare API Gateway. This release is geared at providing organizations with a simple, fast, and effective way to protect and control all of their APIs. Cloudflare API Gateway simplifies the process of identifying, securing, and managing APIs of any protocol all on one network. According … continue reading
CircleCI today released the findings of its 2022 State of Software Delivery Report, revealing the four critical benchmarks that the majority of successful engineers meet. These include: Workflow durations are between 5-10 minutes on average Recovery from any failed run is fixed or reverted in under an hour Success rates are above 90% for the … continue reading
The Linux Foundation and The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) today announced a new Cloud Native Developer Bootcamp. The Cloud Native Developer Bootcamp works to provide developers, cloud architects, and others who are new to cloud native technologies with the tools needed to be successful in designing, building, and deploying cloud native applications According to … continue reading
Palo Alto Networks, provider of an enterprise cybersecurity platform, announced Prisma Cloud Supply Chain Security. This release works to provide a complete view of where potential vulnerabilities or misconfigurations exist in a software supply chain, enabling organizations to trace and fix them easily. With Supply Chain Security, Prisma Cloud provides users with full lifecycle visibility … continue reading
Opsera, the continuous orchestration platform for DevOps, has announced that it has entered into a partnership with the automated deployment and release management server, Octopus Deploy. This integration is intended to allow software delivery teams to quickly, securly, and seamlessly create a no-code orchestration layer for end-to-end software supply chain management. Octopus Deploy’s tool to … continue reading
The team at Git Tower, which is a Git client for Windows and Mac, recently announced the release of Tower 8 for Mac, bringing users a complete new set of tools to review, pin, compare, and filter branches. This release is intended to offer meaningful improvements to branching workflows. A few notable features that Tower … continue reading
The Android development team announced initiatives being put in place for Google Play to ensure user safety. According to the team, over the past year safety has been at top of mind and the team has partnered with developers to help protect their apps, prepare them to share their data safety practices with users, and … continue reading
Low-code and no-code tooling has become increasingly popular among developers of differing skill levels; from citizen developers to professional development engineers, low-code and no-code solutions have a part to play in several different workflows. This brings up the question of how far developers can really go using this type of coding. According to Andrew Manby, … continue reading
