Make a list of developer stereotypes and caffeine would certainly be involved. Coffee and coding seem to go together. Perhaps that’s why trips to the coffee shop remind me of developers and many …
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As long as developers have been interacting with tools, there's been a "developer experience." And it was usually bad, because writing software is expected to be hard. There was not a widespread …
We bought a fancy new can opener, the kind with the squishy handle. When I first held it in my hand, it felt immediately comfortable. The only problem was I couldn't figure out how to open a …
When I worked in developer relations, I tried to spend time with the engineers who built our product, in addition to the ones who would use it. Once, one of the team responsible for our developer …
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The elements of successful developer experience include a lot of context beyond the simple reference of what’s possible. Increasingly, OpenAPI—a specification that defines REST APIs—is used to create …
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As a developer, you pride yourself on your ability to explain the tools you create. You methodically think out the path you want users to follow. As you begin to write content, however, you have a …
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