About 10% of developers ‘do virtually nothing’ November 29 / Antonija Bilic Arar Stanford research in developer productivity has identified 0.1x engineers.
Is code an asset or a liability? November 12 / ShiftMag Code is an asset, but each line is a liability. Let’s explain.
The Daily (Buzzkill) Meeting October 18 / Josip Osrečki Tips on how to do Daily Standup so it is not the meeting everyone hates.
Six ways to make your Review meeting suck October 4 / Zvonimir Križ Practices you should avoid at your Reviews.
Google research: What do developers want from AI? September 23 / Marko Crnjanski When it comes to AI in developer tooling, developers want to stay in the "driver’s seat".
Figma’s CTO: Design means nothing if you don’t ship it August 20 / Marko Crnjanski Figma's AI strategy is to expedite the roadblocks designers and developers face every single day.
How Google got better at measuring developer productivity July 18 / Ana Marija Kostanic No single metric can capture developer productivity and productivity doesn't revolve just around output.
Programming is similar to knitting? Well, for our brain it is. June 5 / Milena Radivojević Both activities offer similar rewards. Knowing that, how can developers easily learn new programming skills?
Spend 2 hours discussing, make the wrong decision anyway May 31 / Marko Baksic Have you ever wasted someone's time with a meeting without realizing? Or better still, have you ever wasted your own time with a meeting, only feeling that you've achieved something valuable, but actually circling back to square one?
Format your Slack messages, please! May 21 / Jakub Dzubak Have you ever missed a critical piece of information because it was a block of text?
The dilemma of quality versus speed is false May 13 / Denis Kranjcec Why do software developers claim there's a speed-quality trade-off? Adding features is faster and easier in good code than bad code.
There is always something: Fighting distractions as a software developer April 16 / Dalibor Schön This article is a distraction. You should get back to your work! Or not?