Real eye opener for me. Been coding for 30 years and have not heard of hardly any of these things. I'm sure this is focussed mainly on web/social/mobile developers but I would have thought there's more overlap with traditional app development and embedded development, which is what I'm doing.<p>My favorite tools:<p>- Keil IDE + Eclipse, Visual Studio<p>- Coverity for static analysis<p>- git and SVN on our own servers<p>- Jenkins for CI<p>- homegrown unit testing framework<p>- RallyDev for tracking<p>What I'm seeing on the list from the article is a lot of online tools for faster collaboration. That's really where I can see traditional development models could learn from the web crowd.
Can anybody shed light on how Modulus is different from Heroku? Just curious because I saw them at the Brandery in Cincinnati and it was explained to me as a "Heroku for Node," even though it is my understanding that Heroku supports Node.