The Twelve Expectations
Unlocking software delivery by elevating developer platforms
The Twelve Expectations launched on May 26, 2024 with 152 votes, #359 of 4,539 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 2 years on.
What it does
Developer platforms offer a unified solution for running software with greater architectural flexibility and accelerated feedback for developers. These twelve expectations represent the aspirational capabilities and experience from a mature Developer Platform.
Developer Platform Expectations Summary
In today’s digital landscape, making software increasingly benefits from architectural flexibility and accelerated feedback for developers. Software architecture naturally evolves with customer needs, organizational growth, and technological change necessitating flexibility. However, the rate at which you can make new features, fix bugs, and resolve incidents is throttled by how fast developers can receive actionable feedback. Tensions between these two objectives are often exacerbated by limitations inherent in the ways we're used to running software. Developer Platforms offer a unified solution for running software with greater architectural flexibility and accelerated feedback for…from developer.app
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