Fixing software bugs is the top developer pain point

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By Ian BarkerFeb 16, 2021, 9:17 am178 pts
New research from code improvement platform Rollbar finds that fixing software bugs and errors is the top pain point for 44 percent of developers. This is not helped by inadequate tools, with a large majority (88 percent) feeling that traditional error monitoring falls short of their expectations. Among the…

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