Look Past the Bros, and Concerns About Open Source Inclusion Remain
Women, non-binary, LGBTQ+, and people with disabilities were twice as likely to have experienced threats of violence in the context of an open source project.
Takeaways from GitHub’s Octoverse Report
Developers who spend most of their time doing software development for a private company’s repositories (47%) or are focused on an open source project while working for a private company (5.5%) behave differently than those other professional developers (13.5%) and students (29%) that are still engaged in the open source community.
Takeaways from GitHub’s Octoverse Report
Developers who spend most of their time doing software development for a private company’s repositories (47%) or are focused on an open source project while working for a private company (5.5%) behave differently than those other professional developers (13.5%) and students (29%) that are still engaged in the open source community.
GitLab Thrives in China and with Open Source
The DevOps platform’s “land and expand” strategy has helped it grow quickly and reach into countries where competitors like GitHub and Atlassian have struggled to gain traction.
What If All Frontend Developers Were Jamstack Developers?
Almost twice as many respondents still use the traditional WordPress implementation as opposed to the headless version.
Test Automation for Software Development
The biggest challenge to test automation is no longer dealing with changing functionality but instead not having enough time to create and conduct tests.
More Organizations Report Benefits of Open Source Programs
Sixty-three percent of participants in a new survey said their OSPO is at least very business-critical to their IT teams, up from 54% in 2020’s study.
Google on the DevOps ‘Elite’ and Everyone Else
After two waves of DevOps adoption, some companies that have fully embraced DevOps best practices are achieving better software delivery and operational performance metrics than their peers.
Training: Hard Work Pays off for Data/AI Pros
Data and artificial intelligence (AI) professionals are not particularly worried about their jobs or money, but that hasn’t stopped them from learning new skills though.
Is Low-Code and No-Code Adoption too Good to Be True?
An incredibly large number of developers and companies already use low-code or no-code visual platforms, depending on your definition of ‘low-code’ and ‘no-code.’
Why Businesses Want to Enable ‘No-Code’ and ‘Low-Code’ Automation
Business technology pros have seen firsthand how business processes are managed, and 78% still allow end-users to build automations.
Fewer Rust Developers Target WebAssembly
While WebAssembly developers are extremely fond of Rust, there is a lot of room to grow among developers that want to compile other languages.