Practices
The Practices section summarizes commonly used procedures that may help you and your team to increase Developers Experience.
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Unnecessary features, also known as feature creep, are needed as long as you plan on having a successful product that is easy to use and helps people get done what they need to get done.
Read moreEffective team communication creates a healthy, productive environment across cross-functional team structures, ensuring team success and cohesion.
Read moreA prototype is a model of a system (in our case an app, web, business process, or UI) built to test elements of the intended system. It is not primarily a final design candidate or MVP.
Read moreWhat is the technical debt, its advantages, disadvantages, how does it happen and how to avoid it?
Read moreWhat is the DX CORE 4 methodology, and how can it help you measure developer experience?
Read moreWhat is the DORA framework, and how can it help you measure developer experience?
Read moreWhat is the SPACE framework and how can it help you with measuring developer experience.
Read moreDocker Compose simplifies the configuration and management of multi-container Docker applications using a YAML file.
Read moreDifferentiation strategy is a practice focused on positioning your product to stand out from competitors by highlighting unique features or value propositions.
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