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There’s a lot of great software-development humor out there, and we can all use a little more levity in our lives. So we are collecting some of the best programming and software-industry humor posts we find and posting them here, along with the original sources. @LaraNerdsom January 5, 2021 The very next PR… pic.twitter.com/ApAzozllVV — […]
A team of Oregon State University scientists partnered with Phase Change Research Scientist Rahul Pandita to study how cognitive biases affect software developers’ everyday behavior. The resulting academic paper, “A Tale from the Trenches: Cognitive Biases and Software Development,” was recently recognized by ICSE 2020 as an ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper. According to OpenResearch.org and […]
To stay up-to-date with the latest news and commentary surrounding COBOL-based applications, we track and archive COBOL-related online articles. Below is our current collection of stories, which we try to update frequently. Despite its age and multiple reports of its impended death, the Common Business Oriented Language (COBOL) remains responsible for a large portion of […]
When we moved from being primarily focused on innovation to also developing a demo platform, our developers began to work with very different frameworks and libraries. As our interactions with more libraries and frameworks grew, we faced dev-setup issues with our monolithic architecture, including: Installing and supporting multiple IDE environments within the single framework. Our […]
