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tkanos
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Maximizing Developer Effectiveness https://martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html@
prologic
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@tkanos This is a good read 👌

Correct link: https://martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html

> From what I have observed, you have to nail the basics, the things that developers do 10, 100 or 200 times a day. I call them micro-feedback loops. This could be running a unit test while fixing a bug. It could be seeing a code change reflected in your local environment or development environments. It could be refreshing data in your environment. Developers, if empowered, will naturally optimize, but often I find the micro-feedback loops have been neglected. These loops are intentionally short, so you end up dealing with some very small time increments.
prologic
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@tkanos This is a good read 👌

Correct link: https://martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html

> From what I have observed, you have to nail the basics, the things that developers do 10, 100 or 200 times a day. I call them micro-feedback loops. This could be running a unit test while fixing a bug. It could be seeing a code change reflected in your local environment or development environments. It could be refreshing data in your environment. Developers, if empowered, will naturally optimize, but often I find the micro-feedback loops have been neglected. These loops are intentionally short, so you end up dealing with some very small time increments.