Professional Research Library

A growing trend in the world of cloud computing is the rapid adoption of hybrid cloud solutions. It’s clear that we don’t live in a single cloud world. As cloud adoption continues to increase, no single platform can support the wide variety of IT Ops, Development and Business Unit requirements. The need for both private and public cloud resources is clear for a variety of reasons. A hybrid cloud solution combines the flexibility, agility and cost benefits associated with public cloud with the control, security and performance benefits of the private cloud. Indeed, hybrid clouds will continue to represent a dominant cloud usage model for the next several years. Download this Hostway whitepaper to learn more about how hybrid cloud solutions can help you and your company save time, reduce expenses, and speed up your time-to-market.

Creating great mobile apps is hard work. From prototyping to design, development, and monetization, there are many factors to consider if you want your app to look great, run well, and be loved by users. Twitter's Mobile App Playbook features tips on the tools and processes that TwitterDev has learned in building mobile apps. To learn more, download the Mobile App Playbook today!

While there’s no doubt that open source software is here to stay, that doesn’t mean that developers can feel free to use all and any open source software components with no thought to the vulnerabilities and security issues they may introduce into their development projects.

The fact is, there’s no such thing as bulletproof, bug-free, automatically license compliant, and easily auditable software. Not in the open source world and not in the commercial off the shelf world. Download this white paper to learn how to reduce your open source security risk.

Up to 80% of the source code in many new commercial and enterprise applications is open source software (OSS). OSS allows developers to build apps faster but may also introduce risk to organizations through security vulnerabilities in the libraries. This paper examines steps you can take to mitigate these risks and will help engineering and security teams work together to build and enforce best practices in the selection, use, and monitoring of open source components.

Continuous Delivery isn’t just a technical shift, it’s also a cultural one. Although it takes hard work to make the transition, the benefits can’t be ignored. Faster time to market, better quality product, competitive advantage, higher customer satisfaction, and reduced cost of development are just a few of the leading benefits causing it to become the new norm. Accelerate your organization's transition to Continuous Delivery, and download this eBook today.