How We Do It
Recently, our team experienced a breakthrough in database performance debugging, all thanks to Datadog's automatic explain queries feature. This powerful tool has saved us countless hours and significantly streamlined our debugging process.
Basic Knowledge
Escape Pull Request Rebase Hell with a Merge Queue! Automate your pull request updates and ensure smooth merges. Streamline your workflow, maintain a clean codebase, and enhance productivity. Learn actionable steps and tips to implement a Merge Queue now!
Best Practices
Discover effective strategies to streamline the management of flaky tests, making them a seamless part of your testing process.
Basic Knowledge
In software development, optimizing security and velocity is paramount. The Merge Queue acts as a balancing mechanism, ensuring swift and secure code deployment. Implementing a Merge Queue will enhance the quality, security, and efficiency of your development process.
Best Practices
Explore a comprehensive guide to mastering the art of handling flakiness with these proven best practices.
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Best Practices
What is Datadog CI Visibility? What can you do with this solution? What about integrations? That's what we will see in this article.
How We Do It
In 2018, when Mergify first saw the light of day, the world of software development looked rather different. It was a time when Mehdi, Mergify's co-founder, and CTO, and I aimed to alleviate the constant pain of rebasing pull requests for our team of just four developers. With
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Announcing the Launch of Our Public Bug Bounty Program with HackerOne
How We Do It
With growth comes a responsibility to ensure our operations' safety. This responsibility prompted us to delve deeper and rethink traditional security approaches, especially concerning cloud integration.
Best Practices
Bad code slows down the delivery time since developers need more time and energy to do their job in such a context. So, how can we avoid that? Best practices sharing seems to be a good start.