Imagine that your application is working as if it has no issues at all. This makes customers happy, and you are ready to launch a new feature in the next update. But with the arrival of a new update and new code, everything breaks! It does not only mean that a new feature does not work as intended but also that all functions cease to function correctly. Your team quickly looks for the errors and corrects them, often resulting in increased time, extra costs, and a drop in your company’s credibility.

If you’re a software developer, you can’t avoid Linux. Created by Linus Torvalds, Linux is the preferred OS for most servers and the environment in which many popular development tools run best. While you don’t need to know everything about Linux, learning the top Linux commands is a valuable investment of your time. With this post, you’ll have a handy guide to the Linux commands most often used.

We are excited to share the latest release of Tricentis Tosca, which not only delivers the powerful new capabilities and enhancements our users have come to expect, but also continues to build on the evolution of Tosca’s cloud features!

We know it feels like all anyone talks about these days is artificial intelligence. Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, the professional world has been abuzz with reactions to this game-changing technology. It’s everywhere – and for good reason. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) tools have been around for a while, but ChatGPT brought AI into the mainstream in ways that hadn’t been seen before.

In the fast-paced world of government software development, efficiency and effectiveness are paramount. One way government organizations enhance agility, foster innovation, and optimize resources in the public sector is through citizen development—the practice of allowing non-technical employees to create their own software applications using low-code or no-code platforms.