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Engineer Explains: What junior/senior developers and CTOs need to know about internal developer platforms
We've asked experienced engineers to share how they would explain some tech terminology at three levels of experience - from junior developer to CTO.
How promoting open-source can become problematic
Newcomers don’t understand that contributing to open-source projects is not all about the code.
You’re not a weak developer if you don’t always show off your technical excellence
It seems that technical excellence is more satisfying for some developers than delivering customer value. This is where value streaming comes into play.
The journey of a lone female software developer
Being the only female software developer in a team is both unique and challenging – and it happens a lot. This is my story.
“Some APIs are loved by developers, others not. The difference is in their developer experience.”
Developer experience is important when designing software, but when it comes to APIs, it becomes essential.
Engineer Explains: What engineers, designers and product managers need to know about APIs
We've asked experienced engineers to share how they would explain some tech terminology at three levels of experience - from junior developer to CTO.
On implementing DevOps, too many tools, DevSecOps, and more with Nana Janashia
A DevOps educator with more than one million subscribers on her YouTube channel TechWorld with Nana shares her perspective on the primary challenges in the world of DevOps.
“Good enough” code is just not good enough
Striving for excellence is not just a matter of professional pride; it is necessary to prevent the endless cycle of suffering.
“Developers won’t write features and fix bugs but shift to DevOps and SRE because of AI”
Forest is a full-stack developer with a following of 500K YouTube subscribers.
You don’t need frontend developers for Backstage integration. But you do need adopters.
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.
An engineer turned community manager shares her secrets to tech community building
The transition from an engineering background to community management might seem unconventional to some, but Eleftheria exemplifies why it's a savvy business move.