Amazon delivers spreadsheet powered no-code tool

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Application Development Digest   A roundup of application development content from TechTarget's network|July 03, 2020 FEATURED STORY Amazon delivers new no-code tool with spreadsheet UI By Darryl K. Taft, News Writer AWS has delivered a new no-code tool called Honeycode. It is a fully managed service with a spreadsheet UI for non-programmers to create apps. Advertisement NEWS   Tech's racial diversity problem meets its day of reckoning Tech's diversity problem is under intense scrutiny amid national protests over systemic racism. But the solution goes well beyond simply hiring more people of color.   Kubernetes complicates Cloud Foundry platform development The Cloud Foundry community has begun to port its developer interface onto Kubernetes infrastructure, but there are multiple approaches to sort out amid the transition.   Puppet unveils event-driven IT automation plans Puppet must prove the value of its new IT automation system Relay, now in beta, amid a glut of centralized enterprise control planes hitting the market.   Deep learning's role in the evolution of machine learning Machine learning has continued to evolve since its beginnings some seven decades ago. Learn how deep learning has catalyzed a new phase in the evolution of machine learning. EXPERT ADVICE   Xray for Jira tutorial on test management, execution The Xray plugin makes test management easier within Jira. Follow along with this video tutorial to take some of the friction out of your test management process.   3 ways to have JPA and Hibernate create tables JPA frameworks such as Hibernate can automatically create tables. Here are three ways to have JPA and Hibernate create tables in a database.   3 ways a volunteer programmer can help in a pandemic DevOps pros can help local and state agencies battle COVID-19. Here are three ways they can volunteer their time during a pandemic.   A detailed intro to the strangler pattern The strangler pattern allows software teams to retire legacy systems incrementally and avoid the pitfalls of major rewrites. We examine this pattern and detail the steps involved.   Key strategies to help migrate to microservices In addition to the technical process of transitioning from a monolith, enterprises must also look at team structure and common migration mistakes.   4 software maintenance models and when to use them Say yes to a software maintenance model and no to large, unwieldy development efforts that eat up resources. Learn the benefits, use cases and limits of four common models.   Why COBOL modernization matters, and how devs can react With COBOL expertise in high demand and low supply, it may be time for devs to think about how much they know about this language.   Examples of low-code projects show stumbles and successes Can business staff and software developers really work together on a low-code project? It's not easy, but it can be done. About This E-Newsletter The Application Development Digest is published by TechTarget, Inc., 275 Grove Street, Newton, Massachusetts, 02466 US. Click to: Unsubscribe. You are receiving this email because you are a member of TechTarget. When you access content from this email, your information may be shared with the sponsors or future sponsors of that content and with our Partners, see up-to-date Partners List, as described in our Privacy Policy. For additional information, please contact: webmaster@techtarget.com. © 2020 TechTarget, Inc. all rights reserved. Designated trademarks, brands, logos, and service marks are the property of their respective owners. Privacy Policy | Partners List