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Python Logging: The Complete Guide

In computing, logging involves maintaining a record of events within a computer system, encompassing issues, errors, or pertinent information about ongoing operations. These events can manifest within the operating system or other software, with each occurrence documented through the creation of a message or log entry. Logging is crucial for comprehending the application's behavior, aiding in the identification of unexpected issues, debugging, or merely monitoring events.

Why is Tricentis the go-to testing platform for SAP testing? Simple as 1-2-3-4

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. The partnership between SAP and Tricentis makes Tricentis the go-to platform for SAP testing, and this image from a Tricentis Roadshow session with Marc Thier, SVP Application Lifecycle Management at SAP, sums it up quite nicely: SAP loves Tricentis! Since the partnership was established in 2020, hundreds of global enterprises using SAP solutions have adopted Tricentis testing applications to help accelerate and de-risk their business transformations.

Lenses 5.5 - Self-service streaming data movement, governed by GitOps

In this age of AI, the demand for real-time data integration is greater than ever. For many, these data pipelines should no longer be configured and deployed by centralized teams, but distributed, so that each owner creates their flows independently. But how to simplify this, whilst practicing good software and data governance? We are introducing Lenses 5.5.

A comprehensive guide to PHP file operations

Everything you do when using computers is related to files and folders. The browser you're using to view this webpage is a file on your device, and this webpage is a file on this website's server, which means everything is a file one way or another. In this article, you will learn everything you need to know to build files and folder-related features in your PHP applications.

Enhancing Node.js Core: Introducing Support for Synchronous ESM Graphs

Exciting news this week! One of the latest features in Node.js core is the addition of support for requiring synchronous ECMAScript Modules (ESM) graphs. This enhancement promises to simplify the transition for package authors and users alike, as the ecosystem gradually shifts towards ESM. This long-awaited feature, enabled via the --experimental-require-module flag, marks a pivotal moment in Node.js development, addressing a persistent pain point for developers.