Tag: reports
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Flood of security patches: Spring Framework ed.
Community security reports for Spring, by month. In April, utilizing new scanning capabilities, we received an unprecedented 482 new security reports across 65 scanned projects. Of those 482 new reports, 370 came from our internal scanning capabilities and 112 came from the community. This means that even without the new scanning, we would still have…
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Reports of Deno’s Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated – ”Most developers weren’t deploying simple stateless functions. They were building full-stack apps: apps that talk to a database, that almost always is located in a single region.” // People love the CRUD app. // Also, a tales from PaaS-land.
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The danger of relying on OpenAI’s Deep Research – Some valid critiques of Deep Research. Though, none of them really amount to “it’s not good.” To sum-up: it can’t do complex research, let alone come up with original ideas nor cover obscure topics. It can’t only tell you what the Internet knows. This is actually…
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Stuck in the pilot phase: Enterprises grapple with generative AI ROI – ”More than 90% of leaders expressed concern about generative AI pilots proceeding without addressing problems uncovered by previous initiatives, according to the Informatica report. Nearly 3 in 5 respondents admitted to facing pressure to move projects along faster. ”
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Kubernetes Security Report: Evolving Landscape of DevSecOps – Red Hat Kubernetes surveys results, here, looking at the security part. The theory is: there’s too many different parties working on security, causing “confusion and delay.”
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Developer productivity metrics, 1970s sausage fonts, only the “grown and sexy” are welcome
Once again, I am bringing you only links and funny pieces of text. Relative to your interests Measuring Engineering Productivity, at Google, circa 2020 – “If the decider doesn’t believe the form of the result in principle, there is again no point in measuring the process.” // Some great advice in here about improvement programs.…
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Docker Launches 2024 State of Application Development Report – Survey for future newsletter analysis.
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CD Foundation Releases Fourth State of Continuous Delivery Report, 2023 – In these surveys (based on big SlashData surveys), Since 2020, the reporting on the deployment frequency breakout has held steady: ~35% more than a month, ~32% a week to a month, ~22% hourly to weekly, ~10% multiple times a day. These are a lot…
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Memo time. Source: Welcome to GOV.UK NAO hammers another nail into Gov.uk Verify
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Link: Is the internet good or bad for society? Americans are having a tougher time deciding.
“The percentage of people who think the internet is good for society is shrinking. Roughly 70 percent of American adults who use the internet believe it’s mostly good for society, down from 76 percent in 2014, Pew found.” And: “About 64 percent of online adults over 65 say the internet has been “a mostly good…
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Link: Why isn’t digital fixing the productivity puzzle?
“In addition, stagnant wages had implications for limiting demand growth. In our sector analysis, we found weak demand dampened productivity growth through other channels than investment, such as economies of scale and a subsector mix shift.” Original source: Why isn’t digital fixing the productivity puzzle?
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Link: Gartner Survey Shows Why Projects Fail
Original source: Gartner Survey Shows Why Projects Fail
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Link: Lots of M&A in 2017
“Worldwide, more than 50k deals went down, worth in excess of $3.5T. More than a quarter of these (13,024) were in the US, up from 11,470 in 2016.” Link to original
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Link: 451 JFrog update
“JFrog reports more than 4,000 paying customers… 451 Research estimates JFrog’s annual revenue at between $70m and $90m.” Link to original
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Link: Cloud Computing Trends: 2016 State of the Cloud Survey
A bit broad, but still legit if you scope the audience right. Source: Cloud Computing Trends: 2016 State of the Cloud Survey
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Link: PCs: 3Q15 Update from IDC
“Worldwide PC shipments totaled 70.7 million units in 3Q15, up 8.6% sequentially but down 11.1% from the previous year.” Source: PCs: 3Q15 Update from IDC
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Link: Forrester/IBM Report: ‘Great’ apps monetize five times better than good ones
Survey commissioned by IBM to find out what makes mobile apps great. Then, of course, it seeks to tie more success (revenue) to that greatness. n=”1,000 consumers in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and India.” Source: Forrester/IBM Report: ‘Great’ apps monetize five times better than good ones
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New Influence Quadrant shows ‘powerhouse’ firms in trouble
New Influence Quadrant shows ‘powerhouse’ firms in trouble
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