WHAT IS DIGMA
Two years ago we set out on a journey to build the first Continuous Feedback platform for developers.
As Engineers 🤓 it was inconceivable to us that developers were not able to take advantage of the data being collected about their code.
With Digma, we imagine a different type of software development, one that incorporates *feedback* into the dev process — continuously rather than after the fact, proactively rather than reactively.
Digma leverages runtime data from dev, test, and production, data that was always there but has mostly gone unnoticed. By analyzing the runtime data Digma can make it impactful in new ways during dev: Look at a function and immediately see if it scales well in prod, debug and test your code — while simultaneously validating that you haven’t made a rookie mistake, push a change, and have the Digma agent continually watch the CI data for unwanted regressions.
KEY FEATURES
→ Continuously detect code anti-patterns, query issues, and common problems 🐞
→ IDE and code integration: See issues, insights, and analytics within the code itself as well as metrics and traces 🔭
→ Free for developers: You can install the Digma plugin locally and run it on any work/personal project for free! 🆓
→ Validate GenAI code: Uncover scalability problems and runtime errors in GenAI code. 🤖
→ Supporting Java/IntelliJ and expanding soon to other languages and platforms. ☕️
We are currently working on the next set of features such as tighter feature-branch feedback, CI PR validations, and remediation, suggestions, and corrective actions.
This week is the culmination of two years of intensive work. We are super excited to bring Digma to more developers and see the kind of impact it makes on your coding. Let us know which insights Digma provided you with 🙏
Roni & Nir
Digma co-founders
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@roni_dover
Congratulations on the release of Digma! A unique product that will impact the development process in a new way. We look forward to expanding to other languages and platforms soon.🚀
I have quite a few talks on the disconnect we now have between OPS and DEV. Still in 2023 most developers haven't used an observability tool and don't even know what it means. Having played with Digma quite a bit I'm very hopeful that it will help change that for the better.
I think that such tools can revolutionize debugging issues quickly and as a result improve overall system reliability.
Observability should be a shared responsibility for R&D. Without that DevOps are chasing their tail and R&D is blind.
@codename_one Thanks Shai:) Observability should be a shared responsibility for R&D. Without that DevOps are chasing their tail and R&D is blind.
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Love following this team these last two years and very excited to see Digma rise to the next level! If you haven't met Digma yet, it's time to check them out - great product, great content on observability and a really great team.
Grats Digma team on a great launch! Our team at ArtHeart is glad to be in the top 2 with you today and look forward to integrating Digma into our dev workflow! Cheers!
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@artheartb Thank you, Brandon!! Congrats on your launch.
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Dogma helps developers lower their cognitive load by reducing the number of options they must consider and remember to successfully complete a task. This encompasses the number of work items, their interrelations, and the range of alternatives.
The end result should be improved developer experience (DevEx).
@dimitar_bakardzhiev the cognitive load is really that critical part. If it takes time and effort it's not sustainable. Especially when most times you don't find anything wrong
Hey makers,
I liked your work and I feel it's going to help developers write better code, get instant feedback and improve productivity. More power to you to keep improving your craft. I have already signed up and checking it's usability with my development team.
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@ishwarjha
Thanks for the support. Let us know about your experience with Digma in our Slack
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Congrats on the launch guys! So many devs are dealing with huge opaque codebases with close to zero understanding of what their changes are doing and it's time to change that.
@sivan_g definitely! It doesn't take us that long to support a new language. Its more a matter of focus and learning what are the right insights that the community and developers would be interested in
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