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The Secrets of JQL Everyone Wished They Knew

JIRA's querying language, JQL, can be extremely useful. Look at some secrets when it comes to JQL that can help you make more effective use of your own JIRA instance.

January 12, 2018

by Maarten Cautreels

· 11,679 Views · 3 Likes

Speed Up Ansible

A call to action from a frustrated developer! No, actually, it's more of a tutorial to show you how to speed up Ansible yourself. Probably much more useful.

January 11, 2018

by Konstantin Suvorov

· 63,417 Views · 13 Likes

How to Improve Jenkins Notifications UX Design in Microsoft Teams

Did you know you can get Jenkins notifications about your builds in your Teams channel? Learn how to set this up and fine-tune the UX.

January 10, 2018

by Victor Osetskyi

· 10,950 Views · 4 Likes

Butler CLI: Export/Import Jenkins Plugins and Jobs

The Butler CLI makes it easier to import and export Jenkins jobs and plugins when migrating Jenkins jobs to a new server.

January 9, 2018

by Mohamed Labouardy

· 23,868 Views · 3 Likes

Using Operations on Variables in JMeter

This blog post will show you how to use comparison operations, relational operations, and logical operations, in your Apache JMeter™ test scripts.

January 8, 2018

by Sergey Horban

· 9,227 Views · 1 Like

How Much Does BYOD Really Save Your Company?

In an age when employees upgrade devices as often as their employers, many companies as allowing them to work and play on the same device.

January 5, 2018

by Ilan Paretsky

· 14,617 Views · 1 Like

Code Refactoring Techniques

Time to redress your code for a little more simplicity? Here's some techniques on how to improve your code's look without sacrificing functionality.

January 3, 2018

by Ekaterina Novoseltseva

CORE

· 47,217 Views · 36 Likes

The Keys to Performance Tuning and Testing

According to experts and executives from across the industry, performance and scalability are the key benefits to improving testing and tuning.

December 30, 2017

by Tom Smith

CORE

· 11,823 Views · 4 Likes

15 Software Development Influencers You Should Follow in 2018

From Agile advocates and engineering experts, to growth gurus and Scrum specialists, this is a Who's Who guide for development in 2018.

December 27, 2017

by Ekaterina Novoseltseva

CORE

· 19,325 Views · 15 Likes

Requirements (Epic, Feature, User Story), Task Size, and Estimation in Agile/Scrum

Planning out your work for an Epic or Sprint can be a complicated matter. Read on to see the various ways Scrum allows teams to plan.

December 25, 2017

by Mohamed Radwan

· 134,690 Views · 3 Likes

The Death of the Architect

What's the use of all the superfluous, vague titling, anyway? Author/writer/blogger/essayist Yogeshwar Srikrishnan makes a case for simplicity.

December 24, 2017

by Yogeshwar Srikrishnan

· 32,431 Views · 72 Likes

Is There Any Value in Estimating if You're Using Kanban?

A Scrum practitioner talks about using estimation in both Scrum and Kanban, how estimation differs between these Agile techniques, and more!

December 18, 2017

by Khalid Karrar

· 38,171 Views · 3 Likes

10 Tricky Interview Questions for Java Devs

Here's a list of ten popular interview questions that Java developers are likely to be asked in an interview, as well as links to relevant explanations for more details.

December 18, 2017

by Ajitesh Kumar

· 164,674 Views · 20 Likes

Java Remote Debugging in the Real World

Take a look at how to leverage Java to allow for the remote debugging of running Java applications in a production enviornment.

Updated December 17, 2017

by Eugen Paraschiv

· 35,478 Views · 10 Likes

What Is Site Reliability Engineering and Why You Should Embrace It

Site Reliability Engineering encompasses upkeep tasks for your website's overall health. See why it's crucial enough to warrant a dedicated role.

December 15, 2017

by Matt Watson

· 7,039 Views · 3 Likes

Streamlined Microservice Design in Practice

Learn about the concept of the Microservice Design Canvas and how it is used to design microservice architecture at Capital One.

December 13, 2017

by Matt McLarty

· 43,886 Views · 39 Likes

Scrum Master Anti-Patterns: 20 Signs Your Scrum Master Needs Help

Including stakeholders in the retrospective, taking the Scrum Guide as scripture, and raising hands during a meeting - to name just a few.

December 12, 2017

by Stefan Wolpers

CORE

· 14,152 Views · 6 Likes

Best Automation Testing Tools for 2018

Software development is still evolving, so your testing tools should be as well. Upgrade your toolset by checking out the features of these popular frameworks.

December 10, 2017

by Brian Anderson

· 56,229 Views · 22 Likes

Types of Meetings in Scrum and Agile

In this post, we take a look at the various ways in which Scrum teams work together to create a working piece of software at the end of a Sprint.

December 9, 2017

by Mohamed Radwan

· 78,235 Views · 1 Like

Acceptance Criteria in Scrum: Explanation, Examples, and Template

In this post, we explore the Scrum concept of Acceptance Criteria, and how they help dev teams create better code and products.

December 5, 2017

by Victor Osetskyi

· 163,307 Views · 16 Likes

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