More than half of professional developers have CI/CD, DevOps, and automated testing tools and services available in their organization, Stack Overflow’s 2022 Developer Survey revealed.
However, Stack Overflow noted that only 38% of 34,906 respondents said they had a developer portal to make it easy to find tools and services.
Data Monitoring
Similarly, data monitoring tools are only available to a minority of developers.
These findings show that the best practices that have become standard at startups and technology companies are being adopted more broadly.
Also that there is still a lot of room for progress in improving the efficiency and working environment of developers.
“It’s kind of crazy that having CI/CD tools, DevOps functionality, and automated testing are the only categories above 50%,” Boldstart Ventures partner Shomik Ghosh told TechCrunch.
“This means that for what are considered table stakes for most startups and tech companies.
Developers
More than half of developers (probably in other industries) still don’t have these basic building blocks in place.”
A promise to increase the efficiency of developers, not the workforce
According to the 2022 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, more than half of professional developers have CI/CD, DevOps, and automated testing tools and services available in their organization.
However, Stack Overflow found that only 38% of 34,906 respondents said they have a developer portal that makes it easy to find tools and services.
Similarly, data observation tools are only available to a minority of developers.
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These results show that the best practices that have become standard in startups and technology companies are gaining popularity.
Also that there is still a lot of room for progress in improving the efficiency of companies and the work environment.
“It’s crazy that CI/CD tools, DevOps capabilities, and automated testing are the only categories above 50%,” Shomik Ghosh, partner at Bold Ventures, told TechCrunch.
“Which means that for what is considered the table for most tech companies and startups, more than half of developers (probably in other industries) are still missing these building blocks.
Sources: Techcrunch | thenationview.com