Practices
The Practices section summarizes commonly used procedures that may help you and your team to increase Developers Experience.
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The Waterfall methodology is a linear project management approach where customer's requirements are collected at the beginning of the project. Then a sequential project plan is created to satisfy those requirements. The concept is appropriate for small and clear projects.
Read moreA Runbook is a set of standardized documents that describe how to run a computer system. It typically contains a walkthrough how to start, stop, debug and supervise the system.
Read moreMeaningful Meetings are methods that see meetings as obstacles in work. Through practices like setting reasons, creating agendas, tracking outcomes, or meeting polices, you can shorten the meetings and boost your team's performance.
Read moreDifferentiation strategy is a practice focused on positioning your product to stand out from competitors by highlighting unique features or value propositions.
Read moreEffective team communication creates a healthy, productive environment across cross-functional team structures, ensuring team success and cohesion.
Read moreAPI Authentication is the process of securely verifying and authenticating API requests. This article outlines best practices for setting API credentials and securing APIs.
Read moreA 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 moreStarting 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 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.
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