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## Broader Impact of DevEx
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- Deployment pipelines
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- Deployment pipeliness
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- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices
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- Automate everything possible ([Paige Bailey automation post](https://medium.com/@webpaige/automating-away-the-boring-parts-of-my-job-with-gemini-1-5-pro-long-context-windows-6d5a1d9a6f38))
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- Automate everything possible
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- Fast feedback loops ("Fail Fast")
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The level of investment that a company invests in DevEx can be a reflection of a company's values towards its employees, especially its developers. A strong focus on DevEx shows a commitment to employee well-being and efficiency. And prioritizing DevEx helps foster a culture of excellence and innovation. When developers are provided with the right tools, support, and environment, they are more likely to produce high-quality work and push the boundaries of what's possible.
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# Enhancing the Developer Experience
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## Prioritize DevEx at every level
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**DevEx initiatives should be modeled from Leadership _FIRST_**{style="color: red; font-size: 1.25em; font-weight: bolder;"}
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- Appoint **DevEx Champions** in every team
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Developer Experience (DevEx) should be a shared responsibility across teams. Encourage teams to prioritize DevEx by embedding it in the organization's culture. And it MUST be modeled from the top.
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[click]- Appoint DevEx Champions in every team to gather feedback and drive improvements.
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[click]- Establish feedback loops through regular surveys and direct input from developers.
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title: "--Streamline processes"
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# Enhancing the Developer Experience
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## Streamline processes and reduce friction
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Explanation: Simplify workflows to eliminate bottlenecks that slow down development.
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[click]- Automate repetitive tasks such as testing, deployment, and code reviews.
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[click]- Implement self-service tools for environment provisioning to reduce dependency on other teams.
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title: "--Build supportive community"
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# Enhancing the Developer Experience
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## Build a supportive community
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A strong community provides developers with a sense of belonging and a platform for shared learning.
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# Enhancing the Developer Experience
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Use metrics to continuously monitor and improve the developer experience.
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