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"Call for Code for Racial Justice" calls on the international community of hundreds of thousands of developers to contribute to solutions to confront racial inequalities.
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The decade-long court battle between Google and Oracle over 37 Java APIs Google used without Oracle's permission in its Android mobile operating system is finally coming to an end. Oral arguments before the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ended on Friday.
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Red Hat announces an integration of its Ansible automation solution with its OpenShift Kubernetes container platform, making it easier to automate tasks among traditional on-prem and emerging cloud-native infrastructures.
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JetBrains officially announces a new release cadence for Kotlin and the IntelliJ Kotlin plugin. Users can expect new releases of Kotlin 1.x every six months.
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IBM announces the winners of the third annual Call for Code Global Challenge.
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Oracle's new Cloud Observability and Management Platform aims to provide a comprehensive set of management, diagnostic, and analytics services to help customers manage multicloud and on-premises deployments.
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Gitpod is joining forces with GitLab to provide native integration with GitLab's UI, the two organizations announced last week.
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Authentication solution provider Okta has extended its Okta Devices Platform Service capabilities to developers via the Okta Devices SDK, which provides packaged tooling to build passwordless sign-in flows through branded push notifications with biometric capabilities, minimizing friction for end-users and increasing security posture.
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ZeroNorth announces a new set of capabilities for its SaaS-based security platform aimed at removing friction between security and DevOps teams by making security "integral and transparent" within the SDLC.
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Cloud security provider Accurics announced a new GitHub app designed to further automate the programmatic enforcement of security policies throughout the software development workflow.
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Sumo Logic's fourth annual Illuminate user conference, virtual this year because of the pandemic, wrapped up yesterday after two days of educational sessions, expert keynotes, and product and initiative announcements.
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CloudBees recently announced a new set of DevSecOps capabilities for its continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) solutions, including feature flag integration within the CI and CD environments, which the company is billing as an industry first.
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Kubernetes management platform Rancher Labs 2.0 includes a new installation experience, GitOps at scale for edge clusters, full lifecycle management of Amazon EKS clusters, and security features.
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No-code continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) platform provider ShuttleOps announces new drag-and-drop capabilities for building and deploying Docker container images to self-managed or hosted Kubernetes clusters.
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Sonatype's malicious code detection bots discovered and confirmed the presence of new vulnerable npm packages that exfiltrate/broadcast the target's IP, username, and device fingerprint info onto a public GitHub page where anyone can gain access.
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Software development and quality tools maker SmartBear today announced that it has integrated its API quality platform, ReadyAPI, with its API design and documentation platform SwaggerHub.
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Continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) platform provider CircleCI today rolled out a new comprehensive dashboard feature designed to provide an overview of the health and usage of its customers' repository build processes.
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The team behind Google's Flutter cross-platform UI toolkit for building natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and the desktop from a single codebase announced the alpha release of Flutter for Windows.
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Microsoft this week unveiled the public preview of Azure Communication Services, a new platform for developers who want a simple and well-supported way to build new communications solutions or integrate them into existing applications.
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In some companies at least, software teams have seen "demonstrable benefits" from working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a newly published report.