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npm is Scam-Spam Cesspool ¦ Google in Microsoft Antitrust Thrust
Richi Jennings | | Amit Zavery, azure, code repo, code repositories, code repository, GOOG, GOOGL, google, Google Cloud, IaaS, microsoft, Microsoft Azure, MSFT, NPM, npm registry, open source, public repository, Repos, repositories, repository, Repository Security, SEO, Software Supply Chain, software supply chain attacks, Software Supply Chain Security, Software Supply Chains, softwaresupplychain, source code repository, spam, supply chain, supply chain attacks, supply chain security, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: The npm registry suffers spam infestation, and Microsoft makes Google sad ...
Salesforce Spring 2023 Release: Out With the Old, A Lot of the New
Salesforce is the connector and enabler of so many critical business functions. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t come with its headaches. The environment is so complex that it really takes a ...
A Seven Point Checklist for Getting SAST Right
Mark Hermeling | | code security, product security, SAST, software quality, Static Application Security TestingWith so many physical products—from automobiles to airplanes and medical devices to industrial control systems—now being driven by software, product security has become a top-level concern for manufacturers. Software flaws can not ...
GraphQL Documentation Generators: How They Work and Why They Matter
GraphQL is an open source query language developed by Facebook that provides a more efficient, powerful and flexible alternative to traditional REST APIs for fetching and manipulating data over the web. It ...
Postman Releases Tool for Building Apps Using APIs
Mike Vizard | | ai, APIs, application development, artificial intelligence, Postman, software developmentPostman today made generally available a visual tool infused with artificial intelligence (AI) that makes it simpler to build software by invoking application programming interfaces (APIs) found on its network. Shamasis Bhattacharya, ...
5 Unusual Ways to Improve Code Quality
Code quality refers to how well-written and maintainable software code is. It encompasses factors such as readability, efficiency, scalability, reliability, maintainability and security. High code quality ensures that software is easy to ...
DevOps Adoption in Salesforce Environments is Advancing
A global survey of DevOps professionals building apps in Salesforce environments found 44% of respondents reported their organization has a continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform in place, with another 39% planning to ...
How Bazel and GitHub Can Fix the Dependency Availability Problem
Recently, GitHub upgraded the internal version of Git they use to produce repository archives. You've probably used these archives before if you've downloaded a .zip or .tar.gz file from a repository at ...
JFrog Aligns With New Relic to Improve Observability
JFrog and New Relic jointly announced today they will provide a free integration tool that will enable New Relic's observability platform to consume log data from JFrog platforms for building and deploying ...
Eclipse Foundation Touts Java SE Temurin Certification Momentum
The Eclipse Foundation revealed today the number of downloads for Java Standard Edition (SE)—dubbed Eclipse Temurin—certified using both a technology compatibility kit (TCK) and compatibility tests for evaluating associated runtimes reached 12.3 ...
SVB: When Silly Valley Sneezes, DevOps Catches a Cold
Richi Jennings | | bank run, devops salary, payroll, Peter Thiel, salary, Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley Bank, SIVB, SVB, SVB Financial Group, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: Silicon Valley Bank and what it means for DevOps. Your salary is safe, but who’s to blame? ...
ReversingLabs Adds Ability to Detect Secrets in Application Binaries
ReversingLabs today announced it added an ability to detect secrets exposed in application binaries to its Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS) platform. Tomislav Peričin, chief software architect for ReversingLabs, said this addition ...
