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A Short 2024 Recap

Jan 22, 2025 By Joey P In BugSplat
With almost all of 2025 out in front of us, we wanted to make sure that you saw all of the great progress and useful features that got pushed live in 2024! Last year was a year of big strides forward, meaningful conversations with our community, and exciting updates to our product. Before we dive into all the exciting things ahead in 2025, let’s take a moment to celebrate the progress we made this past year.
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ivanti

The Five Ws (and H) of Exposure Management

Jan 22, 2025 By Robert Waters In Ivanti
The Five Ws and H — who, what, when, where, why and how — have long been used as a checklist in journalism to make sure a story covers every piece of essential information. The same concept is employed here to make sure all the essential information about exposure management is covered in this post. Read on for a better understanding of exposure management (the Five Ws) and actionable guidance for implementing it (the H).
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Intro to proxymock, a free traffic-based service mocking tool within VS Code.

Jan 22, 2025 By Speedscale In Speedscale
Speedscale's proxymock is a free VS Code plugin that passively listens to transactions, so developers can replay past responses or inbound transactions like a time machine. Past transactions can serve as non-rate-limited service mocks, editable databases, or even regression/load/chaos tests. Building service mocks to serve as service virtualization/mocks can be time consuming and manual. Maintaining complex, shared environments for engineering incurs expensive cloud costs and aren't often accurate.
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The shift to digital: How businesses are reshaping their priorities for 2025

Jan 22, 2025 By Howard Beader In Catchpoint
Do you remember Back to the Future Day? The day in 2015 when the world celebrated Marty McFly’s trip to a futuristic 2015 in the iconic movie? We laughed at the idea of hoverboards and self-tying shoes while marveling at how much of what was once science fiction was becoming real. Here’s the thing, though: the future never announces its arrival with a neon sign or a ringing bell. It just happens.
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