Sorin Dumitrescu

This article highlights the pros and cons of building your own development environment. The final decision depends on your organization’s unique context.

Code reviews are a crucial step to make sure an application grows in a healthy way. As part of CI/CD workflows, preview environments simplify this process.

Internal development platforms improve developers’ performance, but building them isn’t worth the time and effort. See why companies abandon the idea of building IDPs.

To make developers’ productivity properly suited for the scale, complexity, and velocity of modern IT environments, you need to rely on enablement engineering.

Running QA tests on a local testing environment seems convenient, but that doesn’t always translate into an efficient and realistic testing workflow.

Big companies believe they don’t need QA staff and rely only on automatic testing. Is QA dead? Will QA become obsolete? Find out whether this is a myth or a fact.

Find out about the environments you need for apps: testing, development, staging, and production, and four best practices on how to segregate them correctly.

Staging environments - you all know, love, and need them. They streamline your processes and make everything less costly. But what happens when you need another one, then another one, and many more after that? 

Picture this: you built a house from the ground up. Your house has different possible uses - you can choose to live in it, turn it into a business or a medical centre, or continue to build alongside it. Whatever it is you decide to do with your house, your decision requires planning and preparation so your house can be resilient. However, the process to build your house remains the same.