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The Graph, a provider of indexing and query tools based on the GraphQL language designed for blockchain platforms, today announced it has given $48 million to The Guild, a group of developers advancing an open source application programming interface (API) platform to further development of GraphQL-based technologies. MORE
Any real-world object with self-existence is considered an entity in the computer world. Like a car, any person, any book, painting, news, building anything which is available in this world can be considered as an entity. MORE
TLDR: if you do sprints you might not be actually doing Agile. At the same time, separating your process into development and delivery phases doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing it wrong. However, hiding the actual methodology you are practicing under labels may do more harm than good. MORE
Andrew's fourth supporting element for the Advice Process is using a tech radar to capture and map out your local version of the technology trends you see across your organization. more…. skip-home-page MORE
This error mainly occurs when a code is indented using both space and tab. It is always preferred either to use tab or space and not both at the same time. Tab and space are two different things in Python. There is no specific rule for using tab. Python just expects the same number of space used in first line to be same for rest of the code. So when a code is indented with space for the first line, tab with the second line, it throws a TabError. MORE
The quality of the software is a responsibility of the entire team. The Product Owner is responsible for building the right thing. Ensuring we build the thing right is the main responsibility of the development team. Scrum Masters serve a key role in achieving both aspects. MORE
In this episode of the Banana Data Podcast, our hosts are joined by Nathan Mannheimer (Director of Data Science and ML at Tableau) as they unriddle the value of data visualization, explore what can go right and what can go wrong, and search for an answer to inquiries surrounding the future of data visualization. Use Cases & Projects Featured MORE
There is already a lot of attention on the #Log4J vulnerability. It is all over the news while we write this blog. Many customers have asked us what to do. In this blog we give some advice on how to deal with the Log4j vulnerability and similar vulnerabilities in the future. . What to do first? Check if you are affected by the vulnerability. MORE
Apache Log4j Flaw: A Fukushima Moment for the Cybersecurity Industry. Renaud Deraison. Mon, 12/13/2021 - 00:55. Organizations around the world will be dealing with the long-tail consequences of this vulnerability, known as Log4Shell, for years to come. MORE
There seems to be an established truth in programming that code reviews find a lot of bugs. An example is chapter 18 (Modern Code Review ) in the book Making Software. This is however not my experience – I rarely find outright bugs when reviewing changes. MORE
TLDR: if you do sprints you might not be actually doing Agile. At the same time, separating your process into development and delivery phases doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing it wrong. However, hiding the actual methodology you are practicing under labels may do more harm than good. MORE
Gone are the days where the deployment of a user story was the ultimate signal of an achieved goal. Successful agile teams now look beyond the acceptance criteria and production environments to learn if a feature, or an entire release, is worth the effort of building it. MORE
Extremes of responsibility are wreckers of teams and leaders. In this Unstuck Leadership Moment, Mark explores two unhelpful and unhealthy responsibility stances MORE
We have reached the point where some mid-career developers have never known anything but agile (or some definition of agile). I wonder, on balance, though, how they feel about the way they work. Do they feel pride in their work? MORE
When programming and coding for a longer time frame, it is very important to have a comfortable monitor that does not strain your eyes much. MORE
Writing REST-services in Go is fairly boring and repetitive. Both with the standard http-library as with frameworks you need to write quite some code to implement a simple service. MORE
Brandon finishes his article on how we should look at integration by arguing that it is a strategic element of an enterprise's infrastructure. MORE
In the last few years, DevSecOps has been widely adopted among organizations looking to get proactive with their security. Traditionally, development teams would continuously implement and deploy new applications into the enterprise and security was an additional bolt-on at the end. MORE
Andrew finishes his article on how to scale software architecture by looking at how this technique works in practice , and also outlines how things can go wrong. more…. skip-home-page MORE
The COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed how companies around the globe operate their businesses. As a result, many large and small organizations are working to find a balance somewhere between in-office and at-home models, known as hybrid models. MORE
The need to innovate faster, manage multiple environments, optimize an application’s life cycle and achieve continuous delivery are aspirational goals that a successful DevOps team strives for. MORE
TL; DR: Survey: Would you recommend SAFe®? SAFe® has always been a controversial topic within the agile community. Therefore, back in 2017, I ran a survey on the Net Promoter Score® of the Scaled Agile Framework SAFe®. The result back then was -52. MORE
Summary. On December 10th 2021, the Apache Software Foundation released version 2.15.0 of the Log4j Java logging library, fixing CVE-2021-44228 , a remote code execution vulnerability affecting Log4j 2.0-2.14. MORE
When the broader organization just isn’t agile, teams can get stuck. They’re waiting for their knight in shining armor – the ‘enlightened’ executive – to transform it all. What happens when the hero isn’t coming? MORE
Some folks swear a microservices architecture is always a good choice and that a monolith architecture is always a bad choice. But is this true? And is this true for you and your product? Come to think of it – what architecture is a good choice for you and your product? MORE
For the past 20 years, Agile Alliance has been the leading non-profit membership organization dedicated to supporting Agile ways of working. MORE
There’s been a lot of talk about Web3 lately, and as the person who defined “Web 2.0” 17 years ago, I’m often asked to comment. I’ve generally avoided doing so because most prognostications about the future turn out to be wrong. MORE
Apache Log4j Flaw Puts Third-Party Software in the Spotlight. Robert Huber. Sun, 12/12/2021 - 17:40. MORE
Xebia
DECEMBER 15, 2021
There is already a lot of attention on the #Log4J vulnerability. It is all over the news while we write this blog. Many customers have asked us what to do. In this blog we give some advice on how to deal with the Log4j vulnerability and similar vulnerabilities in the future. . What to do first? Check if you are affected by the vulnerability.
Dataiku
DECEMBER 16, 2021
In this episode of the Banana Data Podcast, our hosts are joined by Nathan Mannheimer (Director of Data Science and ML at Tableau) as they unriddle the value of data visualization, explore what can go right and what can go wrong, and search for an answer to inquiries surrounding the future of data visualization. Use Cases & Projects Featured
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DevOps.com
DECEMBER 13, 2021
The need to innovate faster, manage multiple environments, optimize an application’s life cycle and achieve continuous delivery are aspirational goals that a successful DevOps team strives for.
Henrik Warne
DECEMBER 13, 2021
There seems to be an established truth in programming that code reviews find a lot of bugs. An example is chapter 18 (Modern Code Review ) in the book Making Software. This is however not my experience – I rarely find outright bugs when reviewing changes.
Speaker: Kevin Goldsmith, Chief Technology Officer at Anaconda | Peyman Pouryekta, CEO and Technology Advisor | Bob Webber, VP Product Flow Optimization, Construx
In this interactive panel discussion, we will address common pitfalls of investments for CTOs and VPs of Engineering and will teach you how to manage your investments with confidence and properly allocate resources across business priorities.
Martin Fowler
DECEMBER 15, 2021
Andrew finishes his article on how to scale software architecture by looking at how this technique works in practice , and also outlines how things can go wrong. more…. skip-home-page
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Agile Alliance
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Some folks swear a microservices architecture is always a good choice and that a monolith architecture is always a bad choice. But is this true? And is this true for you and your product? Come to think of it – what architecture is a good choice for you and your product?
Hacker Earth Developers Blog
DECEMBER 12, 2021
2020 changed the way the globe went to work.
Martin Fowler
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Andrew's fourth supporting element for the Advice Process is using a tech radar to capture and map out your local version of the technology trends you see across your organization. more…. skip-home-page
The Crazy Programmer
DECEMBER 17, 2021
Any real-world object with self-existence is considered an entity in the computer world. Like a car, any person, any book, painting, news, building anything which is available in this world can be considered as an entity.
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Agile Alliance
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Gone are the days where the deployment of a user story was the ultimate signal of an achieved goal. Successful agile teams now look beyond the acceptance criteria and production environments to learn if a feature, or an entire release, is worth the effort of building it.
Xebia
DECEMBER 17, 2021
TLDR: if you do sprints you might not be actually doing Agile. At the same time, separating your process into development and delivery phases doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing it wrong. However, hiding the actual methodology you are practicing under labels may do more harm than good.
Martin Fowler
DECEMBER 14, 2021
Brandon finishes his article on how we should look at integration by arguing that it is a strategic element of an enterprise's infrastructure.
The Crazy Programmer
DECEMBER 15, 2021
This error mainly occurs when a code is indented using both space and tab. It is always preferred either to use tab or space and not both at the same time. Tab and space are two different things in Python. There is no specific rule for using tab. Python just expects the same number of space used in first line to be same for rest of the code. So when a code is indented with space for the first line, tab with the second line, it throws a TabError.
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Agile Alliance
DECEMBER 13, 2021
When the broader organization just isn’t agile, teams can get stuck. They’re waiting for their knight in shining armor – the ‘enlightened’ executive – to transform it all. What happens when the hero isn’t coming?
Xebia
DECEMBER 17, 2021
TLDR: if you do sprints you might not be actually doing Agile. At the same time, separating your process into development and delivery phases doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing it wrong. However, hiding the actual methodology you are practicing under labels may do more harm than good.
O'Reilly Media - Ideas
DECEMBER 13, 2021
There’s been a lot of talk about Web3 lately, and as the person who defined “Web 2.0” 17 years ago, I’m often asked to comment. I’ve generally avoided doing so because most prognostications about the future turn out to be wrong.
DevOps.com
DECEMBER 12, 2021
In the last few years, DevSecOps has been widely adopted among organizations looking to get proactive with their security. Traditionally, development teams would continuously implement and deploy new applications into the enterprise and security was an additional bolt-on at the end.
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This eBook provides a practical explanation of the different PCI compliance approaches that payment card issuers can adopt, as well as the importance of both protecting user PII and gaining ownership and portability of their sensitive data.
Agile Alliance
DECEMBER 13, 2021
We have reached the point where some mid-career developers have never known anything but agile (or some definition of agile). I wonder, on balance, though, how they feel about the way they work. Do they feel pride in their work?
Xebia
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Writing REST-services in Go is fairly boring and repetitive. Both with the standard http-library as with frameworks you need to write quite some code to implement a simple service.
CEO Insider
DECEMBER 14, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed how companies around the globe operate their businesses. As a result, many large and small organizations are working to find a balance somewhere between in-office and at-home models, known as hybrid models.
Scrum.org
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Extremes of responsibility are wreckers of teams and leaders. In this Unstuck Leadership Moment, Mark explores two unhelpful and unhealthy responsibility stances
Speaker: Mickey Mantle, Founder and CEO at Wanderful Interactive Storybooks | Ron Lichty, Consultant: Interim VP Engineering, Author, Ron Lichty Consulting, Inc.
In this webinar Mickey Mantle and Ron Lichty will teach you why its important to have data driven performance reviews, the most effective way to use data in performance reviews, and how this data helps to align your employee proficiency with your company goals.
Agile Alliance
DECEMBER 13, 2021
For the past 20 years, Agile Alliance has been the leading non-profit membership organization dedicated to supporting Agile ways of working.
Xebia
DECEMBER 11, 2021
The quality of the software is a responsibility of the entire team. The Product Owner is responsible for building the right thing. Ensuring we build the thing right is the main responsibility of the development team. Scrum Masters serve a key role in achieving both aspects.
Tenable
DECEMBER 12, 2021
Apache Log4j Flaw Puts Third-Party Software in the Spotlight. Robert Huber. Sun, 12/12/2021 - 17:40.
Scrum.org
DECEMBER 15, 2021
TL; DR: Survey: Would you recommend SAFe®? SAFe® has always been a controversial topic within the agile community. Therefore, back in 2017, I ran a survey on the Net Promoter Score® of the Scaled Agile Framework SAFe®. The result back then was -52.
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In this eBook, learn how to monitor AWS container environments at scale with Datadog and which key metrics to monitor when leveraging two container orchestration systems (ECS and EKS).
DevOps.com
DECEMBER 15, 2021
The Graph, a provider of indexing and query tools based on the GraphQL language designed for blockchain platforms, today announced it has given $48 million to The Guild, a group of developers advancing an open source application programming interface (API) platform to further development of GraphQL-based technologies.
Cloudera
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Summary. On December 10th 2021, the Apache Software Foundation released version 2.15.0 of the Log4j Java logging library, fixing CVE-2021-44228 , a remote code execution vulnerability affecting Log4j 2.0-2.14.
Tenable
DECEMBER 12, 2021
Apache Log4j Flaw: A Fukushima Moment for the Cybersecurity Industry. Renaud Deraison. Mon, 12/13/2021 - 00:55. Organizations around the world will be dealing with the long-tail consequences of this vulnerability, known as Log4Shell, for years to come.
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