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Introducing Mend Merge Confidence, a feature to save time and reduce risk in updating dependencies. Learn how it works and more.

Discover Forrester’s key findings on application security in 2020. Learn why app vulnerabilities are a major threat and how to strengthen your security practices.

Our humble tribute to April Fools’ Day is this collection of our favorite Zoom backgrounds from our very own Mend crew.

Discover 16 women leaders in the field of Application Security who are paving the way for progress and innovation.

Discover 7 open source projects we love, including Apache Cassandra, TensorFlow, Renovate, Kubernetes, Ansible, Geany, and Django.

Discover the top 20 developer advocates to follow in the tech industry, dedicated to sharing ideas and experiences for constant progress.

Mend Renovate offers a free open-source tool for updating dependencies, crucial for application security. Stay up-to-date and secure.

Renovate is now part of Mend, offering free developer tools. Strengthened open source, free offerings.

Discover new integrations for GitLab Core & Eclipse IDE with Mend for Developers, enabling secure coding practices & vulnerability management.

Discover Mend Advise for IntelliJ IDEA, a new tool for developers to identify and manage vulnerabilities in open source components.

Key takeaways from Stack Overflow's 2019 Developer Survey, including popular programming languages, tools, and industry trends.

Learn how Renovate's "Master Issue" enhances repo visibility and control. Easily manage PRs, unblock issues, and improve your workflow.

Explore Mend's SweetAlert2. Learn how this customizable, responsive, and accessible tool can enhance your development process.

Learn about 5 female pioneers of software development we're grateful for. From Ada Lovelace to Barbara Liskov.

Discover the top open source projects for junior developers to hone their coding skills. From Apache Commons to Google Guava, & more.

Renovate allows raising issues to warn a repository if it is using deprecated npm packages. This helps prevent that a dependency you are using may never get updates again.