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Developer experience, or DX for short, describes a developer's overall feelings and perceptions while interacting with a technical product, "interacting" having a two-fold meaning. Whether the developer is using your product (for instance, your product is an API or software development kit and developers are your consumers) or the developer is creating your product (e.g., your product is an app and the developer is your employee making it), you're dealing with developer experience. What is Developer Experience (DX) and Why it Matters

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