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Status update - 2022-08

Console status update - August 2022. Devtools jobs.

Jobs Console tech stack 2022

We want to use modern tools, but Jobs Console is just a traditional web application consisting of a web frontend, a backend API, and a database. So we chose boring technology.

Status update - 2022-07

Console status update - July 2022. Devtools jobs, podcast season 3, subscriber growth.

Devtool home pages - 10 best practice approaches

We share some of the things we consider essential to creating an effective home or landing page for your dev tool.

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Open source as the model for everything?

Open source has clearly won for critical infrastructure. Is that where it will (and should) remain, or will we see more successful open source alternatives for products higher up the stack?

Status update - 2022-06

Console status update - June 2022. Devtools jobs, blog tweaks, podcast season 3.

The case for dedicated devtools integrations teams

Notice how the best devtools also have the best integrations with the other tools you’re using? That’s what you’re aiming for. Devtools builders should have a dedicated multi-disciplinary integrations team covering engineering, marketing and devrel.

Status update - 2022-05

Console status update - May 2022. Devtools jobs.

Devtools startups - standing out to investors

When I’m talking with a startup founder about a possible investment I’m trying to find out a few things: team, scale, timing, product, developer flow, stickiness.

Status update - 2022-04

Console status update - April 2022. Devtools jobs.

9 essential devtools for new projects

When starting a new coding project there are lots of devtools to consider using. These are the 9 most important devtools for new projects.

Unbundling the cloud

In the cloud software defined everything provides unlimited functionality, but compounds with complexity. This has been noticed, and services are becoming unbundled with a focus on developer experience.