Jess speaks at Women Who Code STL Demos are hard sometimes. Every time it's hard, it's a different way. This time, I couldn't get my editor (VS Code) to save a file! I wrote stuff in my new .ts file,
autofix Progress, Not Perfection The notion of continuous improvement is not a new one, and yet there are so many aspects of software production that go unchanged, even as they cause us pain.Sometimes there are significant
autofix New Year, New Copyright 'Tis the season to update the copyright date in all the files you edit. Unfortunately, updating the copyright date in a file is a detail that is easy to forget, especially as the
Atomist Year in Review: 2018 It has been an incredible year helping improve the state of software delivery in our world. A little over a year ago, Atomist was in early access, and a lot has happened since
release Software Delivery Machine 1.2.0 released Just in time for the year end festivities, we are pleased to announce the release of Software Delivery Machine 1.2.0. This release was primarily focused on bug fixes but we also
Advent of Atomist Automations While children count down the days until Christmas with small chocolates and pictures of snowmen, geeks prefer to mark each day by writing code.
DevOps DevOps as Matrix Management: software doesn’t mind Multidisciplinary teams in businessWe want teams to share a common purpose. They need a wide set of skills. If we lead by purpose, then we can’t lead by skill, so how are
sdm Software Delivery Machine 1.1.0 released We are happy to announce the release of SDM 1.1.0. In this release we focused on performance enhancements and making the SDM more robust in high load situations, like e.g.
Atomist at KubeCon | CloudNative Con 2018 in Seattle Atomist is heading to KubeCon | CloudNative Con 2018 in Seattle
security Addressing the Kubernetes privilege escalation flaw How we responded to the Kubernetes privilege escalation flaw
DeliverInCode Software Delivery: Shaking Loose of a Local Optimum This is an article about software delivery, that magical or onerous field between pushing code to version control and using it in production. Why does software delivery matter? Because software matters, and because
SDM 1.0 Platform for Software Delivery We are excited to announce the GA release 1.0 of our Software Delivery Machine (SDM) framework.
events Atomist at GOTO Copenhagen It's here (GOTO Copenhagen) and so are we! Here's the rundown of Atomist activities at the conference.
DevOps Putting the Dev in DevOps How do developers who have long promised faster delivery increase their productivity when they are now burdened with managing infrastructure, deployments, monitoring, and incident response?
events QCon SF 2018 is in the books Whew, what a week! QCon SF was a blast. So many great conversations, talks and discussions with developers and software people from everywhere.HighlightsJess gave a terrific talk on TypeScript for Enterprise Developers.
TypeScript Using Travis CI with a Software Delivery Machine While Atomist is perfectly capable of handling CI tasks, there are other tools out there that can handle this task as well. Travis, for example, is a very compelling choice for CI when
TypeScript Import statements in TypeScript: which syntax to use TypeScript has multiple syntaxes for imports. When should you use which?It depends. 😞Most of the time, the module exports multiple thingsThere are two great ways to import from another module when the
Continuous Integration Why You Probably Don't Use Static Analysis, And How To Change That Static code analysis can help achieve consistency and avoid bugs. While its benefits are supported by empirical evidence, it takes too much work to unlock them. Why?Setup overhead. Typically, changing build scripts
events Come Say 👋 at QCon SF Come join Rod, Jessica and the Atomist team at QCon SF! We're excited to pack our bags for QCon SF (okay, some of us live here, but still). QCon is one of our
Java Format All Your Java Projects With One Rule A recent Twitter conversation reminded me of a project I'd been thinking of for a while. Pick an opinionated formatter for your code, change no settings on it, and learn to not be
Java When Robots Can Do All The Tedious Work In a previous article we talked about how Atomist can inform you about common issues in your code. However, sometimes you can go a step further. What if a pattern you detected could
DevEx How Atomist Continually Improves its Delivery Experience We use Atomist to develop Atomist (of course!) and we want to share some of how it works so that other developers can learn from our hard-won lessons, and hopefully avoid some of
Java Code hygiene through automation Writing software in today’s age is becoming easier by the minute. You have courses all over the internet that allow you to accumulate the skills needed for a career in software development.
partnerships Atomist Joins the CNCF Atomist was built in the cloud era for the cloud native world. Furthering our commitment to customer choice of cloud native technologies, Atomist recently became a member of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
how-we-work How I broke (and fixed) docs.atomist.com or, a week in the life of a programmerLately I’m working on our documentation. We write it in markdown, turn it into a web site, and then serve it from s3. To
