This November we can enjoy the latest edition of Technology Radar. It is based on the insights ThoughtWorks has gained from working apace with some of the most prominent companies. Check out their views on the technologies — from those you should embrace to those that are not recommended.
As usual, the radar covers four sections: Techniques, Tools, Platforms as well as Language&Frameworks. In every one of them you will find technologies neatly organized by their usability and value that can be added to a project — from strongly recommended to those that should be proceeded with caution.
The highlighted themes for this edition are:
You can grab the PDF version in English or search for one in your native language.
Immerse yourself in this fresh insight on the fast changing world of technology 🙂
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