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“If we double the team size, we’ll go twice as fast, right?”
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Software development isn’t a linear process that can be easily augmented like assembly lines. Unfortunately, many companies still make decisions using traditional management styles and techniques.
Tool fatigue is a common affliction in many software development environments and is characterized by an overwhelming sense of weariness that sets in as more and more tools get added to the developer toolkit.
Tool fatigue is a common affliction in many software development environments and is characterized by an overwhelming sense of weariness that sets in as more and more tools get added to the developer toolkit.
A message from Brian Pierce, CodeLogic CEO, on the launch of CodeLogic's Continuous Software Intelligence Platform.
CodeLogic today launched the first and only developer toolkit that scans post-compile binaries, runtime app behavior, and database connections to provide a complete and up-to-the-second picture of infrastructure-wide software connections and dependencies.
While flying blind each time code is altered or added has become the norm, it’s not necessary.
Software engineers can now begin to remove their blindfolds, surface what-if scenarios with accurate information, and stop the fear of breaking changes. Here’s how.
The challenge for organizations that either already outsource some or all of their software development, or are contemplating doing so, is ensuring that the software developed by these firms meets not only their own quality standards but industry benchmarks as well.
We recently released a new product capability to capture stored procedures in Oracle and PostgreSQL databases and Java and .NET calls of those stored procedures.
CodeLogic Principal Software Dev Engineers Jason Schatz and Rob Vrooman are delivering a full session at the upcoming GraphConnect conference in Austin, Texas.
A New Way to Manage Developer Tool Fatigue
Tool fatigue is a common affliction in many software development environments and is characterized by an overwhelming sense of weariness that sets in as more and more tools get added to the developer toolkit.
A Message from the CEO: CSI Launch
A message from Brian Pierce, CodeLogic CEO, on the launch of CodeLogic’s Continuous Software Intelligence Platform.
CodeLogic Launches First-of-its-Kind Continuous Software Intelligence Platform
CodeLogic today launched the first and only developer toolkit that scans post-compile binaries, runtime app behavior, and database connections to provide a complete and up-to-the-second picture of infrastructure-wide software connections and dependencies.
Breaking the Guesswork Software Cycle
While flying blind each time code is altered or added has become the norm, it’s not necessary.
Engineers, Don’t Fear Breaking Changes
Software engineers can now begin to remove their blindfolds, surface what-if scenarios with accurate information, and stop the fear of breaking changes. Here’s how.
Use SLAs to Enforce Clean Code Structures when Outsourcing Software Development
The challenge for organizations that either already outsource some or all of their software development, or are contemplating doing so, is ensuring that the software developed by these firms meets not only their own quality standards but industry benchmarks as well.
New Feature Release: Don’t Let Stored Procedures Get in the Way of Database Migration Plans
We recently released a new product capability to capture stored procedures in Oracle and PostgreSQL databases and Java and .NET calls of those stored procedures.
CodeLogic Engineers to Speak at Neo4j GraphConnect Conference
CodeLogic Principal Software Dev Engineers Jason Schatz and Rob Vrooman are delivering a full session at the upcoming GraphConnect conference in Austin, Texas.
New CodeLogic Plugin Provides Enhanced Dependency Data Inside Microsoft’s Visual Studio
We recently released a new plugin for Microsoft’s Visual Studio, enabling developers to view enhanced dependency data directly inside the IDE. The new plugin provides dependency data visibility within and across projects so developers can better understand their application connections and dependencies when making code changes.