How to Participate in PR Reviews, Make Friends and Influence People May 19 / Michal Ganzarcik Many things can go wrong in human interactions, especially if the interaction involves finding mistakes in one's work.
Apps Can’t Fly (But We Keep Trying to Make Them) May 5 / Andrija Matijevic Ever tried turning a perfectly good car into a plane mid-drive? That’s basically what we’re doing to our apps in some meetings.
Developers will love Figma now, but what about designers? February 11 / Marko Crnjanski The new update of the popular design tool Figma, which brought a new UI3 interface, caused the global design community dissatisfaction.
Speak, Code, Deploy: What if voice was your primary tool for coding? August 28 / Marin Pavelić Don't think of accessibility features as just for accessibility—they are features, helpful for everyone.
Developers waste 8+ hours weekly on inefficiencies like technical debt August 14 / Milena Radivojević Developer productivity is misunderstood and underenabled – according to new research from Atlassian.
Improving software architecture through – murder June 28 / Marko Crnjanski Did you know that you can improve the work and development of software architectures through the so-called 'murder process'?
60% of developers like face-to-face interviews and they prefer CVs to tech tests June 20 / Milena Radivojević What do developers want? A new report from WeAreDevelopers has answers.
DevEx is not just about frontend experience – it’s crucial to DevOps success March 29 / Milena Radivojević DevEx spans all developer interactions, fostering DevOps collaboration, thinks Jeremy Meiss. Let's elaborate on that.
Priorities and pitfalls in developer satisfaction by Katie Miller March 25 / Milena Radivojević What should companies keep in mind when building products for developers or when making technology purchasing decisions for their developer teams?
Engineer Explains: What junior/senior developers and CTOs need to know about internal developer platforms March 13 / Antonija Bilic Arar We've asked experienced engineers to share how they would explain some tech terminology at three levels of experience - from junior developer to CTO.
You don’t need frontend developers for Backstage integration. But you do need adopters. February 14 / Nikola Gajski Despite zero TypeScript and MERN experience we pulled off deploying Backstage in our platform, with much better user experience. Only 5 % of our engineers use it.
2024 will be the year of cloud-native burnout February 5 / Milena Radivojević In 2024 developers' professional lives will not be as impacted by new tools and frameworks as by - mental health.