Future of Developer Experience
summary
Claims that graphically representing app structure and config files cuts developer stress and boosts agility with concrete examples and metrics: Stack Overflow survey shows most developers working long hours, Forrester projects no/low-code market from $3.8B to $21.2B by 2022, and State of DevOps links visual tools to frequent deploys and seven times lower change failure rate. Cites Scratch, Webflow, Voiceflow, OpenShift topology view and a nascent visual pipeline builder for GitLab CI YAML, explains tinkerability and fail soft affordances and notes features are early and under development.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:50Burnout Burger
- 4:55Shift in culture
- 6:06Day in the life of a developer
- 9:06Common problems
- 10:47Solution
- 12:12Scratch
- 15:12No and Low Code
- 16:08Webflow
- 17:02Voiceflow
- 17:57Topology View
- 19:06Performance Metrics
- 21:00Inclusion
- 22:10Gitlab CI
- 24:04New direction
- 26:05Benefits
- 27:14Creativity
- 27:48Code Generation
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