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From FOSS to Flop, and How to Go Commercial Without Alienating Your Users

Posted on May 6th, 2025.

Moq, FluentAssertions, MassTransit, AutoMapper, MediatR – if those NuGet package names sound familiar, it might be from all the recent controversy. The authors of these free, open-source .NET libraries announced they would be going commercial, and that lead to a predictable backlash from users. So much so, that we had to write an...

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ProGet 2025 PostgreSQL Preview is Now Available

Posted on April 19th, 2025.

For the past several months, we’ve been hard at work integrating a new database backend that will make ProGet even easier to maintain. We’ve finally reached a technical milestone that I’m proud to share. ProGet 2024.33 includes a ProGet 2025 Preview Feature that allows you to try out the new PostgreSQL database backend....

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“Keep/Problem/Try” with the Inedo Kaizen Kit

Posted on March 25th, 2025.

Success in software development isn’t just about writing awesome code. It’s about always getting better, reflecting on what works, and having a culture that really values these things. At Inedo, we embrace the philosophy of Chowa, a Japanese term for balance and harmony. One of the key pillars of this is Kaizen; (Continuous...

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📄Survey: How Does Your Software Delivery Process Compare to the Benchmark?

Posted on March 20th, 2025.

In 2024, we conducted a survey on Software Supply Chain Security, receiving responses from over 1,000 professionals. We published the results as the 2024 State of Software Supply Chain Security Report. The report was well received, with overwhelmingly positive feedback. Readers appreciated the benchmark insights, and the findings sparked...

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So Long, SQL Server: Reflecting on Your Feedback & Improving in ProGet 2025+

Posted on February 27th, 2025.

It was pretty nerve-wracking to announce ProGet’s shift from SQL Server to PostgreSQL. As a former diehard Microsoft SQL Server fan, I somewhat expected an inbox filled with hate mail. But instead, the response was overwhelmingly positive. Although most of the respondents favored the shift, 29.3% still preferred SQL Server. But it isn’t...

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Failure to Scale: How We Discovered a More Interesting and Fulfilling Path at Inedo

Posted on February 20th, 2025.

We’re expanding our team this year to help with some of our 2025 and beyond plans, and I wanted to make sure that our internal training was up-to-date. Chōwa is a big part of this training because it’s our business culture that “rejects micromanagement, fosters safety, encourages curiosity, and sparks innovation.”  Although the...

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Introducing the Inedo Snack Box 🍵🍘

Posted on January 21st, 2025.

Inedo is a global company with dual headquarters in Cleveland (Ohio) and Tokyo, allowing us to serve customers in every time zone. But there’s another neat benefit —frequent travel between offices means that we can share tasty treats across borders. That’s what inspired us to create the Inedo Snack Box. We recently sent these...

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Inedo 2025: Our Resolutions and Customer Survey

Posted on January 21st, 2025.

Continuing into 2025, our goal remains clear: to make self-managed automation tools for development teams. To meet this goal we are seeking feedback from our users in order to improve our products and service. At the core of our philosophy is User-Driven Development, not fleeting trends. This approach prioritizes the feedback and ideas...

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Inedo 2024 – A Year in Review

Posted on December 23rd, 2024.

2024 has been a year of growth and innovation for Inedo. From launching new tools and updated versions of all three Inedo products to publishing guides and hosting webinars, we’ve focused on providing solutions and resources to support our users. ProGet had the most changes by far, including policy and compliance features along with five...

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Mastering OSS Vulnerability Mitigation with Automation: Webinar Recap

Posted on December 17th, 2024.

Did you know that 90% of companies rely on OSS packages, and 97% of commercial codebases contain open-source components? Open Source Software (OSS) drives most of today’s applications, but that heavy reliance comes with its risks. Tackling vulnerabilities in OSS packages isn’t easy—especially if you’re doing it all by hand. We recently...