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Sometimes we need to inspect a particular Ext JS component we have instantiated for debugging purposes. Two of the hottest development tools available to any web developer, Visual Studio Code (VSCode) and Google Chrome, seamlessly integrate to provide the most comprehensive debugging environment known to Javascript.
Collaboration is the essence of DevOps. It cannot be successful without any proper communication and collaboration between teams. Let’s take a look at some of the collaboration myths surrounding DevOps.
DevOps collaboration is only for developers and system admins – There are still misconceptions that the collaboration should occur only between developers and system administrators. But however, the data has to flow to various departments as well including the marketing and the finance department.
Diverse teams can’t collaborate – It’s more about the people than the diversity. To fix this problem, organizations must start with the values in their work culture. Teams must work on their differences and should have such leadership that welcomes a well-constructed viewpoint.
Tools don’t matter – When developers and other technicians work around a tool it can lead to loss of productivity and reporting. To avoid this risk, make good choices about DevOps tools. You can always try it on small projects, get feedback, and then make the final purchase.
The Covid-19 outbreak has resulted in renewed interest, in cloud-based services. Cloud platforms have ensured that their model is sustainable and support remote workers and customers.
Reviewing the business model
With the number of changes happening around, it is important to look at the business model first. Many businesses are looking at the new way of working and how it can affect their business. Even the customers are feeling the impact with the new form of communication, whether its Zoom, Google Hangouts, etc. There it is cruel for business managers to closely monitor the business model and see whether the technology needs are being met.
Plan for the rebound
Business owners are now planning ahead for the future. Many will have to scale up or down to stay on track with the fluctuation of demand. Staffing, supply chain logistics, stock management will directly impact a business. Hence, it’s better to plan for the rebound.
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