InfoWorld Daily: Weekend Edition

September 21, 2019

Why developers hate low-code

9 reasons programmers grow frustrated with the tools that are supposed to save them time Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	5 planning principles for agile development

•	Software jobs pay twice the national average

•	The arrival of 'multicloud 2.0'

•	AI gets real (sort of) in the enterprise

•	4 Python test frameworks to crush your bugs

•	A fight is brewing over edge computing

•	Using HashiCorp Consul on Azure Kubernetes Service

Data security is on everyone's mind these days, and for good reason. The number of successful data breaches is growing thanks to the increased attack surfaces created by more complex IT environments, widespread adoption of cloud services and the increasingly sophisticated nature of cyber criminals. This paper looks at five of the most prevalent – and avoidable – data security missteps organizations are making today, and how these "epic fails" open them up to potentially disastrous attacks. Read more ▶

5 planning principles for agile development

Benefit from deeper backlogs and more impactful releases by making time to plan effectively Read more ▶

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Software jobs pay twice the national average

Software.org report finds software jobs not only pay twice as much, but are growing at twice the rate of US jobs overall Read more ▶

The arrival of 'multicloud 2.0'

As our thinking evolves around multicloud, we could be moving into a new, 'open' era Read more ▶

AI gets real (sort of) in the enterprise

Turns out AI isn't magic pixie dust to sprinkle over legacy processes and legacy tech, but a fundamental rethinking of how to do business Read more ▶

4 Python test frameworks to crush your bugs

There's more than one way to write, run, and maintain unit tests for your Python apps. These are four of the best Read more ▶

A fight is brewing over edge computing

Edge computing is becoming an important part of the cloud, but a battle looms over who is responsible for edge devices in the enterprise Read more ▶

Using HashiCorp Consul on Azure Kubernetes Service

Microsoft's new Azure Managed Applications service lets HashiCorp bring its service mesh to Azure Read more ▶

White Paper: Akamai Technologies Inc

5 Reasons Enterprises Need a New Application Access Model

The average cost of a breach is $3.86 million. With so much at stake, why do so many enterprises grant access based on an outdated model of assumed trust? And why do businesses rely on antiquated access technologies such as traditional VPNs and remote proxies to provide this application access? Read more ▶