cat ~/tech-radar/README
A technology radar is a snapshot of the techniques, platforms, tools, languages, and frameworks that shape how we build. Each item on it is a blip, placed in a quadrant by what kind of thing it is and in a ring by how strongly we recommend it.
The radar records our opinions in the open: what we use, what we are trying, what we are watching, and what we have stepped back from. It is how we explain our choices, and a starting point for teams making the same decisions.
ls ~/tech-radar/quadrants
- Techniques
- practices and processes, from how we write code to how we ship it
- Platforms
- the infrastructure we build on: clouds, runtimes, and hosted services
- Tools
- the software we use to build, test, secure, and operate systems
- Languages & Frameworks
- the languages and libraries we write our solutions in
ls ~/tech-radar/rings
- Adopt
- proven in production; our default choice
- Trial
- worth pursuing on projects that can absorb the risk
- Assess
- worth exploring to understand how it could affect us
- Hold
- proceed with caution, or move away from it
ls -l ~/tech-radar/volumes
total 1
- drwxr-xr-x2026.09/latestour first radar
cat ~/tech-radar/SCHEDULE
Volume 2026.09 is our first technology radar publication. We will publish a new volume at the end of each calendar quarter, so you can follow how our thinking changes over time.