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.’
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Web Developers Aren’t Pushing More Business Logic to the Client
Computationally intensive tasks are usually not done in-browser.
Open Source Policies for Dependencies
Have you ever read a survey report that claims that a certain percentage of companies use open source? We think those findings are almost always misleading. Practically every company in the world is using an open source component in their software stack. A better approach […]
DevOps Favor Microservices
55 percent of those running containers in production also use microservices architecture for a production application.
Developers Care About Security, but the Infosec Team Cares More
60% of a developer-focused survey said that release schedules have overridden security concerns at their organization.
What Performance Problem?
Finding the root cause of a performance problem is a time suck, but is it truly a pain point that you need to buy more software to resolve? We can’t answer that question, but a new report from DZone indicates that general challenges with performance monitoring may […]
Ouch, Configs Hurt CD Pipeline
Fifty-six percent of developers surveyed for DZone’s Guide to DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Automation say environment configuration and set-up is the biggest pain point in the continuous delivery (CD) pipeline. Complained about much less often (34 percent) is coordination of team members, which is likely related to […]