Faster feedback loops make for faster developer velocity

Faster feedback loops make for faster developer velocity

Having trouble with understanding your team’s productivity outside of frameworks and tooling? Create a backlog and work through it: Instant Agile! How much of that backlog you work through is a good baseline measure.

The Stack Overflow blog recently featured an article from Stack Overflow’s Director of Engineering, Ben Matthews: Does high velocity lead to burnout? That may be the wrong question to ask

If you're interested in seeing how Couchbase’s SQL database solutions can help improve your team’s velocity, check out Capella.

Cory House helps teams deliver successful React projects through his consulting business, ReactJS Consulting.

If you want to learn more about Matt, check out his LinkedIn.

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