Pair Programming: How to increase your code quality, share knowledge, and boost your wellbeing at work, together.
TL;DR Pair programming is a development technique where two developers work on one workstation at the same time, with one taking on […]
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5 Backend Frameworks You Should Consider in 2022
TL;DR Backend frameworks are essential tools needed for building the foundations of a website or applications. There are an increasing number of […]
How to spot developer burnout in a remote workplace
How to spot developer burnout in a remote workplace TL;DR1: Normalize talk about mental health2: Have regular 121 check ins3: Be data-driven4: […]
The results: how we improved developer productivity by using our own product
Welcome to the inside scoop on how Adadot uses Adadot. That’s right, we eat our own dog food, and guess what? It […]
Tackling Developer Burnout
TL;DR Burnout affects 83% of developers. We discuss this in depth and conclude with four actions you can take to address developer […]
What We Learned From The Gitlab Remote Playbook 2022
“The path forward requires you to rethink your processes, norms, and culture in a way that will serve a diverse and dynamic […]
How launching on Product Hunt helped us uncover our best Productivity Hack yet
TL;DR As a new remote team, we struggled to establish communication practices that matched the efficiency of in-person, impromptu exchanges, leading to […]
Free Learning Resources For Developers and Engineers
TL;DR: Developers and engineers should be staying on top of constantly changing trends and upskilling, whilst newbies need dedicated platforms to learn […]
We Need Some SPACE: What Is Missing From DORA?
TL;DR There’s a time and place for the DORA framework of measuring developer productivity, but we think it misses too much to […]
Wild Ride: What happened after we got to #1 on Product Hunt
Back in January, we realized one of our start-up dreams and got to the number one spot on Product Hunt. After calling […]
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