Pareto principle (80/20) and Developer eXperience – why should I care?

The episode presents the famous Pareto principle (80/20) and some examples in the software development with academic references. You will learn how the principle can be used in optimizing the developer experience of APIs. Contains 4 practical examples how to apply it in API development.

Enough with data overflow – build data products

Episode presents initial data product definition and shows how data products and APIs are related. The signifigance of DX is also included. In the episode you are introduced briefly to the Platform of Trust as an example of data product driven platform.

What Kahneman's system theory has to do with Developer eXperience?

Episode binds together Kahneman's theory of systems, Flow experience by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi and Cognitive ease around better developer experience. The result offers a base to increase Business to Developer marketing and sales.

Design the experience, the whole package, not just the API

The episode is about designing API experience as a package, not just designing an API. Model is drawn from experience gained in developing agile and lean API development model for Platform of Trust.

Draw me a developer!

The episode draws a picture of developers as consumers (the most common approach), as learners (continuos learners) and as decision makers (more than ever)

Things nobody told you about developer experience (DX)

Episode discusses developer experience in the more profound level beyond the traditional end result driven rhetorics

Developers are decision makers and paying customers

Episode discusses developers as customers, the amount of them in global level, their purchase capability and suggestion of B2D Product Strategy

Economics of the Developer eXperience

This blog is our journey to academic Developer eXperience