SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Keploy

Keploy is a functional testing toolkit designed for developers that generates E2E tests for APIs (KTests) as well as mocks or stubs (KMocks) by recording real API calls. According to the project’s GitHub page, KTests can be imported as mocks for consumers and vice-versa. KTests can also be merged with unit testing libraries such as … continue reading

Report: Platform engineering to see big boost in 2023

Platform engineering teams are on the rise, with 94% of respondents to Puppet by Perforce’s 2023 State of DevOps report saying that platform engineering is helping them realize the benefits of DevOps more than before. According to the company, platform engineering is the practice of “designing and building self-service capabilities to minimize cognitive load for … continue reading

.NET Toolkit 8.1 released

Microsoft announced version 8.1 of the .NET Community Toolkit, which includes highly requested features, bug fixes, and performance improvements to the MVVM Toolkit source generators. The new version includes custom attributes for ‘[ObservableProperty].’ With no constraints on the types of attributes that this feature supports, this allows complete flexibility in annotations for generated properties, all … continue reading

Ukrainian hackathon to fight disinformation

Social Boost, a Ukrainian tech company, and its 1991 Accelerator are launching the 1991 Hackathon: Media, a free event focused on identifying digital solutions to counter disinformation, analyze data for media, and develop cyber hygiene. The event will take place Jan. 20-22 at the Google Campus in Warsaw, Poland and online.  The winning projects of … continue reading

Report: Majority of open source contributors wish their company paid for their contributions

Nearly four-fifths of developers (79%) believe that contributing to open source projects has helped further their careers, but 78% still say that companies should pay them for the time spent on contributions.  This is according to a new survey from the CNCF and TAG Contributor Strategy (TAG CS), which is a group within the CNCF … continue reading

Jama announces new requirements authoring solution

The requirements management and traceability solution provider Jama Software today unveiled new enhancements made to Jama Connect’s user experience.  With this, Jama Connect now offers users a Document View, which allows them to read, author, and edit items in-line in one view while keeping an item-based structure in project hierarchies. The company stated that this … continue reading

Jitterbit adds message queueing service to automation platform Harmony

API company Jitterbit recently announced the integration of its message queueing service, MQ, into its automation platform, Harmony.  According to Jitterbit, MQ provides capabilities for creating, deploying, and managing message queues. This enables things like asynchronous processing, guaranteed message delivery, and more efficient management of system workloads and resources.  It provides simpler backend configuration, and … continue reading

Software Complexity Calls for Greater Visibility and Intelligence

When I ask developers to name their biggest threat to developer experience, productivity, and software quality, the answers are often focused on a single challenge that only ever seems to increase in difficulty. Software complexity. It makes sense that software would be more complex today than, say, 20 years ago, when I first started my … continue reading

Beyond features and bugs: Expanding how to evaluate development investments

Overnight, every company in the world became a software company. Those companies are either on the journey to becoming a world-class software company or they are going extinct. One key step in a successful journey requires connecting the daily work done by software teams to corporate goals and embracing autonomy with alignment.  Software development is … continue reading

2023: The Year of Continuous Improvement

March 13, 2020. Friday the 13th. That’s when a large number of companies shut their offices to prevent the spread of a deadly virus – COVID-19. Many thought this would be a short, temporary thing.  They were wrong. The remainder of 2020 and 2021 were spent trying to figure out how to get an entire … continue reading

SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: OptaPlanner

OptaPlanner is an open-source, lightweight, embeddable planning engine. With this, organizations can reduce costs, improve service quality, fulfill employee wishes, and reduce carbon emissions.  It is object oriented programming and functional programming friendly and, according to the company, it works to allow programmers to efficiently solve optimization problems. This open-source tool improves plans and schedules … continue reading

Three trends marketing teams need to be aware of in 2023

Marketing leaders will continue facing uncertain and volatile conditions in 2023, while still being under pressure to drive growth. These include things like changes to third-party tracking in browsers, the economy, marketing budget cuts, and more.  The tech industry in particular has been impacted by these volatile conditions in the market and in the workforce. … continue reading

GitHub Actions gets new features to help developers standardize CI/CD practices

GitHub has added new features to GitHub Actions that will help standardize CI/CD practices and reduce duplication.  Required workflows is the first new feature and it can be used to define and enforce CI/CD practices across multiple source code repositories. By utilizing this feature to accomplish this, teams won’t have to manually configure each repository … continue reading

Report: over 30% of applications contain flaws at first scan

Veracode, provider of modern application security testing solutions, today released the results of the Veracode State of Software Security 2023 report, revealing that flaw build up overtime poses a real issue for many businesses. According to the report, nearly 32% of applications are found to have flaws at the first scan, jumping to almost 70% … continue reading

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