Tag: shift left
Don’t Shift Left Without a Platform
How do you keep the rigor of specialists when things are being run by generalists? The answer is a platform ...
Shift Left is Dead
By setting up a strategy and outlining product and IT requirements, developers need not take shortcuts and security risks ...
Forget Shift Left: Why ‘No Shift’ is the Future of Software Innovation
A no shift strategy argues for developing and testing directly in production, bypassing the traditional dev-to-production delivery pipeline ...
Data Reliability Needs to Shift Left
The challenge for every modern data team is to shift left data reliability as early as possible in the data journey to create optimized pipelines ...
JFrog swampUP: Keynotes and What’s Next
Techstrong Group's Alan Shimel recaps the keynotes and what's next from JFrog swampUP ...
Using AI to Shift Production Wisdom Left
Shifting the wisdom of production left is all about bringing production considerations into the development process as early as possible ...
Communicating Common Web App Security Threats to Developers
Shift left involves providing developers with the context they need to prioritize and remediate threats appropriately ...
How TestOps Enhances DevOps and Software Development
By properly setting up TestOps, companies can make their DevOps processes more efficient, transparent and bug-free ...
The Future of Continuous Testing in CI/CD
If you ever wonder why continuous testing is so important, think about the following: In the past, software testing was typically done after the code was written and sent to the QA ...
The Time for Automated Testing is Now
Coty Rosenblath | | artificial intelligence, continuous development, continuous integration, Low Code, No Code, shift left, software testing, test automationSkilled software testers continue to be in high demand, and it appears that trend won’t change any time soon. The current labor shortage and a looming recession is giving software development leaders ...
Get Comfortable with Shifting Right to Improve Resiliency
The operations team receives a page at 2:00 a.m. Something isn’t working correctly. Do they know how to fix it? Perhaps more importantly, do they know whether it matters to customers or ...
Shift Left Testing in Microservices Environments
By now, it’s common knowledge that the later a bug is detected in the software development life cycle (SDLC), the longer it takes and the more expensive it is to fix that ...
