More than 2000 Tools Listed on SoftDevTools.com
Published August 23rd, 2010 Under News | Leave a Comment
Our software development tools directory has now categorized more than 2000 tools. From project management and unit testing tools to NoSQL databases, you can find tools used in every software development activity, as the 10′000 monthly visitors do, searching by programming language, running platforms or another of our classification criteria.
If you are the committer of an open source project or the marketing manager of a commercial tool, do not hesitate to add your tool. It is free and you will be able to post press releases to communicate about new versions.
Google Stealth Acquisition of Instantiations
Published August 11th, 2010 Under News | 1 Comment
Google has recently bought Instantiations, the editor of Java, GWT, Struts and Ajax software development tools. On the Instantiations web site, the company says: “Yes it’s true. Instantiations’ award-winning Java and Ajax development tools and our incredible Eclipse team have been acquired by Google. We are all very excited about taking our technology and team to the next level – and there is no bigger step up than Google! Read more
Review of 2009 for Software Development: Many Acquisitions and a Funeral
Published January 21st, 2010 Under News, Software Development | 2 Comments
Last year has certainly been busy for the software development tools industry. We have seen many companies merging together and also the funeral of one of the oldest brand in the software development industry. Read more
Scrum Planet Looking for Scrum Blogs
Published September 14th, 2009 Under Methods & Tools, News | Leave a Comment
Scrum Planet is a web site that aggregates for RSS feeds focused on Scrum and agile project management. If you know about a good blog feed that is missing from the current roster, I would be please to add it. Thanks for your cooperation.
State of Agile Development Survey
Published September 11th, 2009 Under News | Leave a Comment
Time is running out to make sure your experiences implementing and scaling agile are part of this year’s survey results. Remember, this is not a vendor survey, it is a survey to gauge the overall state of agile adoption in the software development community.
Please take part in this survey and get the chance to win 1 of 3 participation prizes from Amazon.com totaling $1,250.00 and have the aggregated results emailed directly to you. As always, your individual responses are completely anonymous.
Learn more and take the 2009 survey here.
You can download the 2008 survey results here.
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