The latest issue of SD Times is now available. The latest issue features insights into what hybrid work will look like in 2022, predictions for the year, and a new development role, the Developer Experience Engineer. … continue reading
It’s not always easy to read every new article on trends in software development throughout the year. It’s a rapidly changing space, and to read it all would be quite an impressive feat. In case you missed out on some of the big ones, though, we’ve put together a list of our top 10 trending … continue reading
This year started out in much the same way 2020 ended — with people still uncertain about the future of work, whether or not their offices would reopen, and figuring out how to work from remote offices in their homes. To address these issues, we’ve seen huge growth in certain market segments — collaboration tools … continue reading
The DevOps Movement has many recommended practices for automation of processes and testing. However, across different market verticals, the requirements, practices, and cadence of releases very widely. For example, in the more security or safety relevant software markets, development processes often also include compliance to coding standards, or other security and safety practices that must … continue reading
The December issue of SD Times is now available. This issue features a look at how AI-enabled tools will shape development in the future, reviews of 2021, and a guide to developer productivity. … continue reading
The November 2021 issue of SD Times is now available. This issue features insights into how to manage remote teams, impediments to effective product management, and a guide to cloud-native security tools. … continue reading
It’s hard not to mention “Accelerate” when writing about DevOps; rarely does such a seminal piece of work provide an equally well-defined set of practical applications. It was a landmark engineering and business handbook that, through outlining what we now refer to as the DORA metrics, kick-started a DevOps metrics gold rush. Lead Time is … continue reading
There’s a movement afoot among startups in the healthcare space to tear down silos of information that hinder efficient and effective care, as well as reduce frustration for patients who have to deal with insurance, pre-authorizations for treatment, and even scheduling tests and appointments. One of those startups is a company called Olive, which has … continue reading
With technology’s ongoing expansion into the cloud and the edge, even as applications themselves grow in complexity, the needs of organizations that rely on software to power their businesses evolve and grow as well. As we’ve been reporting in SD Times all year, security and governance are two areas in which a lot of time … continue reading
The October issue of SD Times is now available. This issue features a look at tools developers have for building applications at the edge, how to create healthy hybrid teams, and how to offer constructive criticism in an empathetic way. … continue reading
Cloud adoption is at an all-time high, and an overwhelming majority of organizations run at least part of their business in the cloud. A 2020 report from IDG found that only 8% of respondents claimed their total IT environment was on-premises, meaning that for 92% of companies, part of their infrastructure or applications are hosted … continue reading
The September issue of SD Times is now available. This issue features a look at internet privacy and user protection, the testing challenges of low-code, and how infrastructure management is going extinct with serverless. … continue reading
