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How low-code/no-code AutomationEngine advances automated workflows

Dynatrace

But to be scalable, they also need low-code/no-code solutions that don’t require a lot of spin-up or engineering expertise. With the Dynatrace modern observability platform, teams can now use intuitive, low-code/no-code toolsets and causal AI to extend answer-driven automation for business, development and security workflows.

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Improve Efficiency With Smaller Code Reviews

DZone

In the ever-evolving software paradigm, oftentimes multiple developers work on the shared code base collaboratively. Code management becomes challenging with the number of developers, the scope of change, the pace of delivery, etc on a shared code base.

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Enhancing Testing Efficiency: Transitioning From Traditional Code Coverage to Code Change Coverage

DZone

In software development, maintaining high code quality and reliability is crucial for building robust applications. A key metric for gauging testing effectiveness is code coverage, which measures the percentage of code executed during automated tests. While traditional code coverage offers valuable insights, it has limitations.

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Simple Code: Immutability

DZone

In the world of object-oriented programming, it's not as used and as easy to use approach but there are ways to incorporate immutability to parts of the code and I strongly suggest you do so too. If you're familiar with functional programming you surely recognize the concept of immutability because it's a key ingredient of the paradigm.

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C# Coding Convention: Coding Standard in C#

DZone

Coding conventions are a set of guidelines for writing code that is consistent, readable, and comprehensible. They are also sometimes called programming conventions, style guides, or coding standard. These conventions cover various aspects of the code, such as naming conventions, indentation, commenting, and formatting.

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Writing Clean Code: Naming

DZone

When you start learning how to code your main focus is writing code that works correctly for the problem you are solving. Yes, code needs to work correctly and that is a good place to start learning. However, in a real work environment, you also want to ensure you write clean code.

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How To Implement Code Reviews Into Your DevOps Practice

DZone

Code reviews play a critical role in achieving success in a DevOps approach mainly because they enhance the quality of code, promote collaboration among team members, and encourage the sharing of knowledge within the team. However, integrating code reviews into your DevOps practices requires careful planning and consideration.

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