How Can Banks Innovate Without Compromising Security?
Digital banking security is a competitive space – especially since the rise of challenger banks. But how can exciting and innovative services be built and deployed without running the risk of data breaches and other security compromises? Challenger banks are driving service innovation Challenger banks like Monzo, Revolut, and Starling emerged partly in response to …
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What is Code Review? Guidelines and Best Practices
Code review is the process of mandating systematically one or several developers to review the code written by another developer in other to detects defect and to improve it. Code review is more often performed by an experienced developer considering the various aspects including the quality and security of code, sharing the knowledge, enabling better …
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Quickly find Your Java Application Process ID
In this post, we are going to discuss how to find your Java application process Id quickly. For certain monitoring tools like yCrash, you need to pass your application process Id as input. If you want to look for a more detailed post with several different options to find your application’s process Id, you can …
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Is Progressive Delivery Just Continuous Delivery with Feature Flags?
If your organization has established an efficient CI/CD pipeline and you’ve made a successful transition to DevOps culture, you probably already understand the benefits of doing DevOps. Your teams share information and collaborate efficiently, and you’ve seen measurable increases in software delivery speed and quality. Aside from continuing to do what you’re doing, though, where …
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Git Commands: The 13 You Must Know, In Order
There are challenging aspects of Git you might face while learning it, but most of the time you’ll be using a relatively small number of commands. So, you only need to master the most often used Git commands to get started with the tool. We’ll cover the commands in the order you’d typically use them, …
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