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This week saw DevOps news ranging from QA testing to microservices to metrics. Continue reading this week’s top posts to see where the DevOps journey is heading, and what are some of the trends, tools and practices that are emerging … Continue reading →

This week’s Top 10 is a little bit different…The latest episode of our Continuous Discussions (#c9d9) podcast focused on Microservices and Continuous Delivery. Panelists Usman Ismail, Daniel Rolnick, Darko Fabijan and our own Anders Wallgren discussed some of the best … Continue reading →

This article was excerpted from the book “Angular Development With TypeScript.” The Angular 2 framework is a re-write of popular framework AngularJS. In short, the newer version has the following advantages over AngularJS. The code is simpler to write and … Continue reading →

Cloud computing is unquestionably one of the driving forces of DevOps, as the automation of operations transforms enterprise software development. DevOps, however, is more than a technology trend, as it represents a move toward silo-busting, self-organizing horizontal teams that drive … Continue reading →

When major companies start getting into the nitty gritty of updating their software delivery processes, governance always pokes its head into the mix. The ability to control and secure a software release has traditionally been a hands-on experience due to … Continue reading →

I’m sure you’ve heard the saying ‘wearing your heart on your sleeve’ to indicate that someone expresses their emotions freely or exposes their true emotions without caution. This can be good in that you become open and vulnerable when showing … Continue reading →

WebRTC is about the data channel as much as about video and audio conferencing. However, basically all commercial WebRTC applications have been built with a focus on audio and video. The handling of “data” has been limited to text chat … Continue reading →

Mobile apps and data collection go hand in glove. Mobile devices are powerful sensor platforms that are never more than 2 meters away from their owners 24 hours a day. These sensor platforms and the data collected from them are … Continue reading →

The battle lines are clear: the FBI is using the courts to try to force Apple to write malware that will provide a backdoor into the iPhone the Feds recovered at the recent San Bernardino terrorist shootings – but Apple … Continue reading →

Unless your company can spend a lot of money on new technology, re-engineering your environment and hiring a comprehensive cybersecurity team, you will most likely move to the cloud or seek external service partnerships. In his session at 18th Cloud … Continue reading →