Infield announces $3M funding to use AI to manage open-source dependency updates
/PRNewswire/ -- Infield today announced $3M in funding for its comprehensive open-source dependency manager. The round was led by Foundation Capital with...
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/PRNewswire/ -- Infield today announced $3M in funding for its comprehensive open-source dependency manager. The round was led by Foundation Capital with...
Virtually every application today relies on dozens -- and sometimes hundreds -- of open-source components. Infield, which is launching its SaaS platform today and announcing $3 million in seed funding, aims to bring open-source dependency management into the future by human-assisted AI to analyze changelogs to give developers the data they need to confidently upgrade their dependencies. The New York-based company was founded Allison and Steve Pike, who first met at alcohol e-commerce service SevenFifty.
Virtually every application today relies on dozens -- and sometimes hundreds -- of open-source components. Many of those get updated at a rapid clip in