In the fast-paced world of software development, speed and efficiency are paramount. The State of DevOps 2023 report by Google has reinforced the significance of quick code reviews, claiming that teams with faster code reviews experience a staggering 50% higher software delivery performance. This finding underscores the importance of optimizing the code review process. But how can teams achieve this improvement?

AI. It’s on everyone’s mind—and marketers are no exception. You’ve likely heard about it from co-workers, vendors and peers, and if you had a nickel for every AI mention you heard … well, you get the point.

Every day, more companies unlock the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. When AI and machine learning are utilized in embedded analytics, the results are impressive. Much of this can be seen in modern solutions that offer advanced predictive analytics. Together, predictive analytics and AI can help application teams by streamlining processes, generating personalized recommendations, and creating a more intuitive and efficient user experience.

Android has surged past iOS to dominate the world’s smartphone market, but its ecosystem is growing at an exponential rate. There were more than 24,000 different Android devices at the last count, which places major strains on devs. To learn Android development, you have to learn how to optimize for hundreds of different devices. So you need a clear learning plan that can be applied to the entire Android ecosystem.

What company hasn’t been torn between different test strategies and methodologies? With fused testing strategies, you can reap the benefits of methods historically depicted as incompatible. Not just automated vs. manual strategies but dedicated test teams vs. on-demand testers. Beyond that, fused testing integrates your DevOps systems tighter with your QA systems, allowing you to drive new testing based on DevOps feedback.

In today’s digital age, APIs have become the backbone of many businesses, enabling seamless integration and communication between applications, platforms, and users. As the demand for APIs grows, so does the need for effective API management and monetization. In this post, we’ll compare two leading API platforms, Moesif and Apigee, focusing on their monetization features.

Node.js v21, the latest Node update, is now available as a stable release. It supersedes v20 in the'Current' release line, which has been promoted to the long-term support (LTS) channel as of 24 October. This new version stabilizes the fetch and WebStreams API, adds a built-in WebSocket client, improves support for ES modules, and brings some notable performance improvements (as well as a customary update of Node.js dependencies such as V8).

Imagine this: You're documenting an unreleased feature, and your documentation requires screenshots. However, you're working in an internal environment that includes features you don't want to reveal to the public. What do you do? We faced this exact situation during the API Summit release when we needed to capture screenshots of the new Kong Konnect Plus dashboard while our internal environment also showcased Mesh Manager features.