Raise your hand if your team has ever been forced to prioritize delivery speed over sound design. It happens all too often in the world of application development, and we’ve all been there. The compromises made in the rush to deliver value to your customers result in technical debt. As a delivery leader, you need to manage the repayment of technical debt, which taxes your productivity and is a potential source of functional and cyber risk.

As we move into 2023, I am very excited to see all of the predictions for data and analytics and what they mean to Kensu. I looked at different publications and spoke with various industry experts and analysts to see if there were any conclusions we could draw.

Is your data warehouse modern enough? Learn the differences, benefits and available tools and strategies for easy migration.

If you’re a software engineer, chances are you’ve encountered the term “unit testing” at some point in your career. But what exactly is unit testing, and how does it work? You’ve written a few lines of code and want to ensure they work as expected. So you run the code, and boom, it all falls apart. In the digital age, broken code can mean lost money, frustrated users, and a lot of wasted time. That’s where unit testing comes in.

The definition of good code varies for each person, but most define it as code that is fully tested. There are those who define that the performance and speed of this product are incredible, moreover, it runs perfectly on old hardware. Though precisely, a clean code focuses on adaptability and extensibility for an organization and lasts beyond its original timeframe. Coding is the language in which all computers intercommunicate and comprehend.

This post explains how to get started with xk6-browser, a k6 extension that adds browser-level APIs to interact with browsers and collect web performance metrics as part of your k6 tests.

Every year analysts, vendors, thought leaders, and everyone in between like to surmise the upcoming trends for the year. I am going to do something a little different this year. I am discussing some trends, just like everyone else, but basing them on what we are seeing with customers and how they are succeeding with the Integrate.io platform. Not just succeeding, but levering complex and diverse data sets to enable better business decisions and support growth.

Data warehousing is the process of collating data from multiple sources in an organization and store it in one place for further analysis, reporting and business decision making. Typically, organizations will have a transactional database that contains information on all day to day activities. Organizations will also have other data sources – third party or internal operations related. Data from all these sources are collated and stored in a data warehouse through an ELT or ETL process.

We have spoken in a previous blog post about documentation about how we believe that if you are building performance tests that support either Continuous Integration or Continuous Delivery then having to produce performance testing documentation before and after each test does not fit with this methodology.

At Moesif we are always looking for ways for our users to derive even more valuable insights from their data. We pride ourselves on the fact that there is something for everyone on the platform, whether it’s engineering, marketing, customer success, or even sales departments. Recently we added a new way to drill even further into your metrics: Custom Functions and Formulas!