Tag: bugs
Five Lessons Learned the Hard Way From the Global Blue Screen of Death
Don’t wait until the pain is unbearable. Invest in people, processes and tools to ensure that you will never be put in the position of explaining why a bug in one small ...
Applause Report Surfaces Functional Testing Issues
Mike Vizard | | accessibility testing, Applause, bugs, custom software development, functional testingAn analysis of more than 340,000 bugs collected by Applause, a provider of a testing platform designed to integrate with a range of DevOps platforms, found functional bugs accounted for 68% of ...
Rookout Extends Reach of Debugging Platform to On-Prem
Rookout, a provider of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform designed to simplify the debugging of applications, has extended the reach of its tools into on-premises IT environments. Company CTO Liran Haimovitch said its ...
The Code Doesn’t Lie, and Other Operations Mantras
As engineers, we spend a lot of time talking about things such as release processes, QA environments and deployments. But at the end of the day, most software systems fail because the ...
Communication: Who is to blame for misunderstandings?
Communication is everywhere and it is far more than only the spoken word and its origin meaning. Communication is one of the most complex and also complicated topics in human relationships: most ...
GitHub, Bug bounties and DevOps
A year after starting up its bug bounty program GitHub is showing how complementary bug bounties can be to DevOps practices. Essentially crowdsourcing vulnerability hunting by systematically paying independent researchers prizes for ...
