Practices
The Practices section summarizes commonly used procedures that may help you and your team to increase Developers Experience.
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Poor 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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Why does your source repository should always contain a lock file? The package managers would miss important imformation about installed packages without a lock file. It may result to installing two different modules from the same dependency definition.
Read moreGit Flow
Git Flow is a specific branching system for Git. It helps the team to better control and add different project versions.
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What is DX Core 4?
What is the DX CORE 4 methodology, and how can it help you measure developer experience?
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What is the DORA framework, and how can it help you measure developer experience?
Read moreWhat is SPACE?
What is the SPACE framework and how can it help you with measuring developer experience.
Read moreDocker Compose
Docker Compose simplifies the configuration and management of multi-container Docker applications using a YAML file.
Read moreDifferentiation Strategy
Differentiation 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
Effective team communication creates a healthy, productive environment across cross-functional team structures, ensuring team success and cohesion.
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What is good developer experience?
Learn what is good developer experience and why you might want it