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Despite software development being more efficient, agile, and integrated than ever, we’re still missing an essential piece of the puzzle of efficient, high-quality pipelines.
Ninety-five percent of web applications — that’s not a typo, 95% — have security holes. I know program security is bad, and so do you. We all know it. But when Synopsys announced in its latest report, the “Software Vulnerability Snapshot: The 10 Most Common Web Application Vulnerabilities.
A session can be considered as the user’s activity within an application in a given time frame. It starts when the user first interacts with the application and ends when the user stops being active (explicitly or implicitly).
Beyond the buzz at AnsibleFest 2022 around event-driven automation, availability of Ansible in AWS and Azure marketplaces, and Project Wisdom, some important changes were happening within Ansible automation hub, so let's take a closer look at the latest developments.
The headlines might be full of layoffs at major tech companies, but a lot of developers are still getting restless, according to a study released in late October.
We will go over Which Python Library Should You Learn First. Did you know that you can use Python is a versatile language and can help you cover any domain?
Since 2016, the Norwegian Developers Conference has been holding a companion conference in Sydney, Australia.
Object storage makes it possible to store massive amounts of unstructured data that is written once and read many times. Object storage is used for housing videos and photos, music, and files for online collaboration.
The attorneys that filed the GitHub Copilot lawsuit say they’re getting messages every day from creators concerned about how their work is being used by artificial intelligence companies, according to lead attorney Matthew Butterick.
Cloud giant Amazon Web Services manages the largest number of Kubernetes clusters in the world, according to the company. In this podcast recording, AWS Senior Engineer Jay Pipes discusses AWS’ use of Kubernetes, as well as the company’s contribution to the Kubernetes code base.
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