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Welcome to the largest survey ever of Java developers. The data presented in the following report was taken from more than 10,200 questionnaires, covering JDK vendors, versions, IDEs, build tools, CI servers, Java EE versions, web frameworks, JVM languages, binary repositories, source code repositories, source code management and much more!
We’ve been approached by many customers asking for help in creating hundreds of orgs, many times with identical configurations such as license policies that are shared throughout the company. Setting up integrations and license policies for each org can be time consuming, so we focused on how we could speed up that flow.
Today we’re delighted to share that we’re launching a free-tier version of our Container Vulnerability Management solution, in general availability. Our Container Vulnerability Management solution enables developers to test, fix and monitor open source
Our JVM ecosystem survey results, shows Maven’s dominance continues into 2018, and doesn’t look like it’s going anywhere with six in ten developers using the build tool in their main project. In this cheat sheet we provide 10 security best practices for how you can enhance your Maven-foo.
Snyk announces a $22M series B fundraise led by Accel! It’s a huge vote of confidence in Snyk’s unique developer-first approach, and in the belief that developers are ready to own and fix open source security
Imagine that you installed a random Python package from PyPI. There’s a good 13.5% chance that the package has no licensing information. Considering it’s not uncommon to have hundreds of dependencies and sub-dependencies in a typical Python application, there’s a very good chance of using unlicensed code. Depending on the context, the consequences of using unlicensed software could be anywhere from insignificant to disastrous. Ok, that’s a wild range, so this post will dig deeper into this issue.
Prisma Client introduced type-safe, auto-generated database access for application code and marked an important step toward Prisma’s modern developer workflow.
We’ve made some improvements to our Slack notifications to make them more useful and actionable.
We’ve just released a shiny new API endpoint that will let you import your repositories, projects, functions and apps so that they are monitored for vulnerabilities.
See how Prisma’s engineering team approaches performance with tooling, benchmarking, and practices for fast, predictable database workflows.
This month’s cheat sheet is about how you can secure your Spring Boot application. Spring Boot has dramatically simplified the development of Spring applications. Its autoconfiguration and starter dependencies reduce the amount of code and configuration you need to begin an app. If you were used to Spring and lots of XML in back in the day, Spring Boot is a breath of fresh air.