'A Guide to Design Thinking and Continuous Delivery from an Ex-Principal Engineer ' softwareengineering productivity
Now that we have discussed both design thinking and continuous delivery, we are ready to see how they can work together to achieve higher speed and code quality.prototype, test, and implementContinuous delivery play a part in the prototype, test, and implement phase of design thinking.The two most important focuses during the phases are.
You want to be able to put your prototype in front of your users as quickly as you can to test your ideas and hypotheses so you can design the next iterations based on your learning.Continuous delivery for the prototyping & testing phase prioritize speed and learning.Put together the prototype as fast as possible.UNSAFE_EXPERIMENT_Don’t code to perfection.Regression Testing & Continuous IntegrationRun only the baseline regression tests in favor of speed.
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