A European cafe, with its outdoor seating, encourages would-be visitors to relax, think, and converse. Like a Van Gogh painting, they create a mood that begins an experience. And it all starts with …
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With its three-column layout, beautiful design, and quick copy-paste examples, there’s a good reason that Stripe is often the first mentioned in developer experience conversations. The payments API …
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Though we’ve said Developer Marketing Does Not Exist, the fact remains: the marketing department usually does exist in dev-focused companies. You want to show your progress, which means tracking …
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I clipped the tiny electronic device to the top of my guitar, pushed its button, and plucked a string. The screen delivered a note I did not expect. After some frustration, I picked up the small …
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She picks up the cube and inspects it from all angles. To my untrained eye, her task seems insurmountable. This Rubik’s cube, with its nine colored stickers covering each side in seemingly random …
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You know content is key to reaching more of the right developers. But keeping up with a consistent cadence of blog posts, guides, and tutorials can be challenging, especially if you’re the only one …
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