Practices
The Practices section summarizes commonly used procedures that may help you and your team to increase Developers Experience.
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Code Review
Code Review is an important practice for checking each other's code. The reviewers are other developers from the team. The goal is to uncover potential mistakes that could slip through testing.
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Starting on the journey of coding can be extremely overwhelming. But consistent efforts and determination will surely help you out in this journey.
Read morePoor Code Quality
Poor code quality mainly describes buggy code or code with high coupling and low cohesion that is difficult to maintain. Poor code quality can also lead to frequent code repetition or suspiciously slow implementation.
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Effective Team Communication: Ensuring Health and Productivity Across All Team Structures
Effective team communication creates a healthy, productive environment across cross-functional team structures, ensuring team success and cohesion.
Read moreAPI Authentication
API Authentication is the process of securely verifying and authenticating API requests. This article outlines best practices for setting API credentials and securing APIs.
Read moreDeveloper Portal
A Developer Portal is a centralized online platform that equips developers with tools, documentation, and resources to efficiently use and integrate APIs or SDKs provided by a company, fostering collaboration and a seamless developer experience.
Read moreStart as a coder
Starting on the journey of coding can be extremely overwhelming. But consistent efforts and determination will surely help you out in this journey.
Read moreAPI-First Development
API-first approach to building products is rising, API first enables developers to innovate in ways that weren't before feasible and speed up the achievement of corporate goals.
Read moreREST API
RESTful APIs are a popular choice for web-based applications due to their simplicity, scalability, and flexibility. By following the core principles of REST, the product team can create APIs that are easy to understand, develop, and scale.
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