Building the Right Product and Building It Right
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Explains using Atomic Design to turn design atoms into React components, and using XP practices — pair programming and Test Driven Development with React Testing Library — to keep quality. Reports building a dealer order dashboard after user interviews: dealers sell about 20 cars per month, each order takes ~three months, so the product shows status, pushes updates, and lets dealers share order info with customers. Describes team composition, workflow changes, and whether the approach reduced support calls.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25About Rita
- 0:57How to build the right product
- 2:42What is XP
- 3:09Core values
- 4:24Core practices
- 5:06Balanced teams
- 6:08Ritas journey
- 6:31Why React
- 6:55Feature Driven Development
- 7:34Atomic Design
- 8:50The Experience
- 9:10The Problem
- 10:02User Interviews
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