In my previous blog post, I had a look at some of the award winners of DeveloperWeek 2018. In today’s post I will continue to overview them and the latest trends in development and modern IT world.
DevOps
ElectricFlow
The reality of IT support is that engineers cannot avoid downtime. No matter how responsible managers are in ensuring regular maintenance and repair, incidents will happen. Sites will fill. Servers will fill up. APIs will fail. When these incidents do occur, it is important that IT teams are well trained and have the necessary equipment to ensure a rapid incident response.
However, incident response is not as easy as simply creating a check list for teams to follow. When incidents occur, there are often conflicting priorities between restoring availability and investigating the causes of the incident. For example, Security incident response teams and infrastructure teams operate with different sets of assumptions and priorities when resolving issues. If these separate priorities are not effectively managed before-hand, there can lead to the duplication of work, delays in handoffs, and faulty results.
Le nombre d’applications référencées sur l’App Store d’Apple a diminué de 5% l’année dernière, quand elles ont bondi de 30% sur le Google Play. La preuve d’une suprématie de Google ? Plutôt d’un durcissement des conditions d’Apple, mais aussi moins de nouvelles apps pour iOS.
Source de l’article sur ZDNet
Happy Monday, readers! I’m getting back on track with reader question Monday once again. No more excuses about bad web hosting issues.
Today’s question is about test driven development. Specifically, it’s about test driven development when you’re trying to get a team to do it—a remote team. Here’s the question (directed at me some time ago on Twitter).
Finalement, Intel indique que certaines lignes de ses processeurs ne bénéficieront pas de correctifs. Notamment ceux commercialisés entre 2007 et 2011.
Source de l’article sur ZDNet
Over the past year, I had the chance to be quite close to a significant project in terms of scope and team size. All in all, over 100 people were involved, with more than 60 working full time on the project.
Out of those 60 people, over 40 were involved in engineering, while the others worked as the Technical & Solution Architects, Business Analysis, User Experience Engineers, and Project Managers. Out of the 40 engineers, over 60% of the team was involved in mobile and frontend implementations while the rest were focused on backend and QA automation.
En utilisant la fonctionnalité Windows Update for Business, vous pouvez reporter ou suspendre les mises à jour et mises à niveau de Windows 10. Pas besoin d’être un pro de l’IT pour l’utiliser (même si cela aide), mais vous aurez besoin d’une édition professionnelle de Windows 10.
Source de l’article sur ZDNet
Ever feel torn between making a sensible decision and immediate gratification? You’re not alone. We like to believe that we’re rational and intelligent, making decisions in our best interest. Reality shows otherwise.
You might have noticed the term "Behavioral Economics" in conversation. Maybe you heard Richard Thaler won the 2017 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences this past October. Or maybe you viewed our recent design thinking webinar with Damco and ADP.
L’opérateur historique est donc le dernier à appliquer la sommation de la DGCCRF, la répression des fraudes.
Source de l’article sur ZDNet
Until recently, many jobs simply didn’t exist. Take a wind farm engineer, for example, or an e-learning course developer. The rapidly emerging technology creates new occupations and changes the way people work.There is also a good deal of jobs which are not new, but remain overshadowed and blended into various other occupations.
Surprisingly, project management wasn’t recognized as a distinct occupation until recent time – at least, not in the U.S. Department of Labor’s official statistics.
