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Empowering Every Developer

SlashData Team

May 21, 2020

1 min read

In Satya Nandella's opening remarks for the Microsoft Build online event, the focus was clear: empowering developers.

The Microsoft CEO also included an Easter Egg in the background for developers. See the keynote here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_wNRx7f7rU

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Our blog shares analyst foresight based on data-driven insights on developer trends, AI engagement, adoption and AI tool benchmarks, cloud, DevOps, open source, tooling, and emerging technologies. We publish: Research highlights from our global developer surveys Analysis of developer adoption and sentiment trends Commentary on AI, productivity, and tooling shifts Strategic perspectives for product, marketing, DevRel, and engineering leaders Every post connects market signals to real business cases and decisions.

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