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Dynatrace Observability for Developers saves time with real-time data

Dynatrace

Developers are key stakeholders in modern observability. In this blog post, we will see how Dynatrace harnesses the power of observability and analytics to tailor a new experience to easily extend to the left, allowing developers to solve issues faster, build more efficient software, and ultimately improve developer experience!

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Create simple workflows to automate alerts during development

Dynatrace

Developers need a way to quickly set up alerts for targeted pre-production exceptions without incurring steep costs or heavy overhead. You can select any trigger thats available for standard workflows, including schedules, problem triggers, customer event triggers, or on-demand triggers. Ready to try Simple Workflows?

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Dare to debug production with Dynatrace Live Debugger

Dynatrace

Every software developer has faced the frustration of debugging. Developers deserve a seamless way to troubleshoot effectively and gain quick insights into their code to identify issues regardless of when or where they arise. With a single click, developers can access the necessary and relevant data without adding new code.

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Licensing Code on CSS Wizardry

CSS Wizardry

These have ranged from simple one-liners to concepts that have shaped the way thousands of developers approach their work. While it’s incredibly rewarding to spot code inspired by my work across the web, it can be disheartening to see it used without any attribution or credit. Do I need to pay to use your code?

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Rift Between Junior and Senior Developers

O'Reilly

By which I mean it can make developers produce more. The question is whether those developers are producing something good or not. The difference between an experienced developer and a junior is that an experienced developer knows: There’s more than one good solution to every problem. I want to be very clear here.

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My code::dive talk video is available: New Q&A

Sutter's Mill

Two weeks ago, Bjarne and I and lots of ISO committee members had a blast at the code::dive C++ conference held on November 25, just two days after the end of the Wrocaw ISO C++ meeting. And I don’t mean to speak too grandiosely, but look at all the C++ code that needs fixing.

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Find vulnerabilities in your code—don’t wait for someone to exploit them

Dynatrace

Each must be evaluated by development teams, leading to wasted time and effort in identifying real vulnerabilities. All-new Dynatrace code-level vulnerability detection All-new Dynatrace code-level vulnerability detection evaluates all requests passing through your applications to identify vulnerabilities.

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