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Dynatrace eyes AI-powered AWS & Azure observability
02 Sep 2020 -
Kong cuts path through cloud-native API jungle
01 Sep 2020 -
AI In Code Series: What has AI ever done for us (the developers)?
27 Aug 2020
Software intelligence Application Performance Management (APM) specialist Dynatrace didn’t let the summer slowdown stop its news train. The firm has been working on back-room engineering to now ...
Ape-named cloud connectivity company Kong has climbed a big gnarly branch upwards. The San Francisco headquartered firm has reached a ‘major’ release of its Kong Enterprise product, a software tool ...
Artificial Intelligence has changed. What started off somewhere around the 1970s or 1980s as an initial notion of human-like computer intelligence was almost before its time. Hollywood may have ...
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Tableau sets the table for neater data preparation
25 Aug 2020 -
SAP continues continuous testing continuity
20 Aug 2020 -
What to expect from TIBCO Now 2020
19 Aug 2020 -
What to expect from OutSystems NextStep 2020
18 Aug 2020 -
Quantum Machines in super position on superposition programming
18 Aug 2020 -
GoodData: breaking a monolith into microservices
18 Aug 2020 -
AppDynamics goes full-stack deep with SAP Peak
17 Aug 2020
Applications run on data, obviously. But how much time do we think about the way applications get the data fed into them and how well that process is being performed. Data quality, data ingestion ...
The world has gone continuous. Quite apart from the wider world itself going continuously 24x7 in the face of globalisation and ubiquitous interconnectivity, the software world has adopted more ...
It’s almost autumn-fall conference season. Okay, to be more accurate, it’s almost autumn-fall virtually-hosted online-only web-based dial-in conference season. But that’s okay, although the ...
Like so many others, the OutSystems NextStep conference is now a virtual online-only event. Never knowingly under-conferenced, the Computer Weekly Developer Network lab team were keen not to let ...
Quantum computing is complex. So complex in fact that we spend a lot of time understanding the concept of quantum theory, the existence of qubits and the use of superposition to get us to a state ...
Chief among the products and processes appealing to developers are microservices, containers, Kubernetes and Continuous (Integration & Deployment) with a focus on automated testing. Embedded BI ...
If there’s one word that has come up time and time again across the technology landscape in 2020 (apart from Covid-19 solutions etc.) then it has to be ‘observability’. This should come as no major ...
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AWS Braket hinges developers to quantum toolsets
16 Aug 2020 -
Couchbase serves up 6.6 with developer agility & tranquility
14 Aug 2020 -
Diffblue: developers, remember those users, please
13 Aug 2020 -
Google Cloud hooks up dev tools in Looker
11 Aug 2020 -
High hopes for low-code: Acquia’s ‘digitalise or die’ call to arms
10 Aug 2020
AWS has come forward with a new developer offering, of quantum proportions. Amazon Braket is said to help developers (and researchers) get started with quantum computing with tools, simulators and ...
Couchbase is that company we know because its name start with Couch, which in this context is used as an acronym for Cluster Of Unreliable Commodity Hardware. We also know Couchbase as the creator ...
This is a contributed piece for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Andy Piper, VP of Engineering at Diffblue -- a company known for its technology which automatically generates tests ...
Enterprise organisations used to tell us that they had an ‘IT stack’. This term was meant to express the existence of a software estate sat on a variety of hardware resources with a selection of ...
Drew Griffiths is Cohesion CEO at Acquia, a company for its cloud based hosting, support and services for Drupal (an open source content management framework). Citing the obvious concerns that have ...