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Programming: HackerRank’s Test Health Dashboard, Rust 1.33, Flutter 1.2, Trends In Security Testing, Python and JavaScript Decentralized Apps

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 3rd of March 2019 05:43:48 PM Filed under
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  • SD Times news digest: HackerRank’s Test Health Dashboard, Rust 1.33, and Flutter 1.2

    HackerRank has announced a new way for businesses to improve their hiring processes. Test Health Dashboard will provide organizations with data necessary to improve skills assessments, deliver good candidate experiences, and effectively hire the right people.

    Most companies are flying blind when it comes to technical recruiting. We launched our Tech Talent Matrix this past September to give customers their first-ever insight into the effectiveness of their technical recruiting efforts,” said Gaurav Verma, vice president of customer success at HackerRank. “Today, we’re going one step further in our commitment to helping businesses make smarter decisions around technical hiring. The Test Health Dashboard gives recruiters and hiring managers real-time analytics around each role, equipping them with the data to better attract, evaluate, and hire the talent they need.”

  • Trends In Security Testing: The Rise and Exploitation of Software Bugs

    Worldwide digital transformation means that more businesses need more code more quickly. But hasty code means buggy code; and buggy code leads to poor systems, vulnerabilities, exploits, and failed compliance, writes Richard Mort, Director at Edge Testing Solutions.

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  • JavaScript dapps: Build decentralized apps with Blockstack

    While Bitcoin has its ups and downs, decentralized apps or “dapps” remain a hot topic in software development circles. “Smart contracts” tend to be part of the same conversations, implying that you need to learn new programming languages, development practices, deployment strategies, security testing, and the list goes on. But writing dapps doesn’t have to be so complicated.

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