60% of developers like face-to-face interviews and they prefer CVs to tech tests
What do developers want? A new report from WeAreDevelopers has answers.
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Programming is similar to knitting? Well, for our brain it is.
Both activities offer similar rewards. Knowing that, how can developers easily learn new programming skills?
Want to speak at Infobip Shift 2024? Act fast – the clock is ticking!
If you are a developer expert and want to take the spectacular stage on this year's Infobip Shift, hurry up because Call For Proposals closes on June 1st.
“Developers should own security. And test in production.”
DevSecOps expert explains why testing in production is cheaper, faster, and safer.
Win 1 of 15 tickets for Shift Miami 2024 – and explore APIs!
Get excited - the Shift Conference is back in Miami, and we are giving away 15 tickets!
Mary Thengvall: Developer Relations isn’t something that people naturally understand
Let's unravel the mysteries of Developer Relations and empower developers to engage meaningfully with their communities and contribute to product success.
DevEx is not just about frontend experience – it’s crucial to DevOps success
DevEx spans all developer interactions, fostering DevOps collaboration, thinks Jeremy Meiss. Let's elaborate on that.
Priorities and pitfalls in developer satisfaction by Katie Miller
What should companies keep in mind when building products for developers or when making technology purchasing decisions for their developer teams?
Engineer, meet Devin. Here’s how he will change your career.
Cognition has introduced the world's first AI software engineer. But software engineers aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
On implementing DevOps, too many tools, DevSecOps, and more with Nana Janashia
A DevOps educator with more than one million subscribers on her YouTube channel TechWorld with Nana shares her perspective on the primary challenges in the world of DevOps.
“Developers won’t write features and fix bugs but shift to DevOps and SRE because of AI”
Forest is a full-stack developer with a following of 500K YouTube subscribers.
An engineer turned community manager shares her secrets to tech community building
The transition from an engineering background to community management might seem unconventional to some, but Eleftheria exemplifies why it's a savvy business move.