Sarah Miller
Welcome to the latest edition of the DevContentOps Weekly News Roundup. We update you on the latest news and hot stories related to DevOps, Content Management, Content Marketing, and Web Development.
DevOps News
GitHub Updates Platform With Passkey Authentication, DevOps Streamlining
GitHub has released two new features for developers. Passkey authentication gives users a secure, passwordless method to access accounts. Meanwhile, the merge queue enables multiple developers to commit code while pull requests are handled seamlessly.
Appdome Partners with Microsoft Azure DevOps to Automate Delivery of Secure Mobile Apps
Mobile app security company Appdome has partnered with Microsoft Azure DevOps. Through the partnership, Appdome will integrate its Cyber Defense Automation Platform to enhance CI/CD capabilities for teams.
DBmaestro Announcing: Generative DevOps AI
Database release automation solutions provider DBmaestro has added generative AI to its platform. By integrating AI, organizations using DBmaestro can address CI/CD database errors better.
Content Management News
CrafterCMS Announces Release of Version 4.1
Open source headless CMS for enterprises, CrafterCMS, has unveiled its version 4.1. The latest update features a new content authoring dashboard, an enhanced sidebar for content authoring, and OpenSearch as the built-in search engine.
Structured content management solutions provider, RWS, has acquired Propylon, a CMS for the legal, government, assurance, audit, and publishing industries.
Content Marketing News
Content Marketing Power: Unlocking Digital Media Success
Content creation and content marketing firm Campaign Writer provides some tips on the benefits of content marketing and how to get the most out of it.
How To Collaborate With Local Influencers To Drive Global B2B Content Marketing Success
Search Engine Journal explains how B2B companies can leverage the reach of influencers to drive success.
Web Development News
Microsoft’s M12 Fund and GitHub Invest in Open-source Low-Code Platform ToolJet
An open-source low-code platform for developers ToolJet has received investment from Microsoft’s venture fund M12 and GitHub via the M12 GitHub Fund. The funding will accelerate growth with more AI capabilities and talent.
