Doin’ DevOps
The Definition of Done: Why it’s Important for Success
Establishing clear communications and expectations across software organizations is essential to the success of any project. A company is less likely to experience unexpected delays or other unpleasant surprises if everyone is ...
How’s Facebook Work? They Don’t Know! | Cali. Pay Law | NASA RISC-V Launch
Richi Jennings | | agile, ARM, BDUF, California, Eugene Zarashaw, facebook, Long live the King, Meta, Move fast and break things, NASA, Recruiting, RISC-V, Steven Elia, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Facebook engineers admit they’ve no idea what Meta stores (or where), California requires job ads quote salaries, and RISC-V will power future NASA spacecraft ...
Getting Started With GraphQL APIs
GraphQL, a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data, is rapidly growing in popularity. According to the latest State of JavaScript survey report, 44.3% ...
The Power of Automation and Distributed Sources of Truth
Enterprise networks are vast, intricate systems with multiple methods for storing configuration and state information. The configurations of those networks are also constantly changing as new applications, services or other updates are ...
Apache Hop Integrates DevOps and DataOps – Techstrong TV
Matt Caster, chief solution architect for Neo4j, explains how open source Apache Hop projects advances integration of DevOps and DataOps. The video is below followed by a transcript of the conversation. Mike ...
Force Me Back to the Office? Apple ‘Hasn’t Learned Anything’
Richi Jennings | | 4-Day Work Week, Apple, freestyle friday, Great Resignation, Hybrid Work environment, Remote work, The Long View, The tempter or the tempted—who sins most?, WFHIn this week’s The Long View: New ways of working. Whether it’s remote work, enforced hybrid working or a four-day working week, let’s triage the trends and futz with the future ...
A New Development Model: Bringing SaaS Apps to Data
Chris Child | | app development, data, Data Cloud, developers, devops, Native Applications, SaaS, SnowflakeThe last few decades have seen multiple major shifts in how applications are built and deployed, and now we’re seeing the start of a new shift that opens up enormous opportunities for ...
Agile Sucks (Redux) | Plus: DevOps on Mars
In this week’s The Long View: Agile is bad, but “Wagile” is worse. Plus: This prod is even worse than yours ...
A Guide to Sustainable Application Modernization
Sustainable development is a blueprint for societal growth that is applied around the world to balance the needs of the present while optimizing for the future. Sustainability consists of three pillars — ...
Four Secure Coding Best Practices for Mobile Apps
Jorge Damian | | Android, application, coding, cryptography, developers, iOS, mobile, NowSecure, securityMobile apps have become the primary point of innovation for many companies, and skilled mobile developers are in high demand. The business asks developers to innovate fast using the latest smartphone features ...
Tech Workers Struggle With Hybrid IT Complexity
Brandon Shopp | | cloud, digital transformation, Hybrid IT, network complexity, on-premises infrastructureConfidence levels among IT workers have plummeted as tech teams’ jobs have become more complex. The reasons behind IT worker angst are unprecedented, signaling a shift paralleling other post-pandemic industries. Running applications ...
Recession! DevOps Hiring Freeze | Data Centers Suck (Power) | Intel to ‘be’ Wi-Fi 7
Richi Jennings | | 802.11be, Alphabet, Apple, ARM, data centers, facebook, google, Green data center, hiring, Intel, Meta Platforms, microsoft, Netflix, Oracle, recession, RISC-V, Salesforce, Tesla, The Long View, There’s no point in questioning authority if you aren’t going to listen to the answers, twitter, Wi-Fi 7In this week’s The Long View: Engineer jobs are being cut, cloud infrastructure is using too much energy, and Intel’s 802.11be silicon is alive ...
