Don't Make Me Code - 7: You’re The Developer Of Your Developer Experience
How do you provide a single DX across multiple languages?
Don't Make Me Code - 7: You’re The Developer Of Your Developer Experience launched on May 18, 2016 with 58 votes, #1,228 of 3,824 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.
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In this episode, David and Steve are joined by Matt Harris, Co-founder of Sendwithus . The three discuss the challenges of providing the same great developer experience across multiple different languages, how important DX is to building developer traction, and finally they cover what to look for in potential hires when building your developer experience team. This episode features Matt Harris , the Co Founder of Sendwithus , you can find him on Twitter right here . In this episode, David and Steve are joined by Matt Harris, Co-founder of Sendwithus . The three discuss the challenges of providing the same great developer experience across multiple different languages, how important DX is to…from heavybit.com
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