Why Developer Experience Matters in Enterprise Tools

Developer Experience

Why Developer Experience Matters in Enterprise Tools With enterprise software, internal tools often get the short end of the stick. While customer-facing applications receive the majority of design attention, internal tools that are used daily by developers, analysts, and operations teams, don’t get the attention they deserve. Developer experience (DX) is just as important as user experience (UX), especially when it comes to productivity, morale, and long-term business outcomes. The Hidden Cost of Poor Interfaces Enterprise tools are the backbone of internal operations. Developers rely on these systems to build, test, and ship products. Yet many of these tools are clunky, unintuitive, and frustrating to use. Poorly designed interfaces lead … Read more

Slaying the Dragon: Tips for Legacy Application Modernization

Legacy Application Modernization

Many organizations have them: old applications written in time immemorial, poorly documented, and with nonexistent tests. Yet, they’re still responsible for holding up key parts of the production environment, even if no one understands exactly how. Venturing into the code can feel like stepping over the threshold of a dragon’s lair: make one wrong step and suddenly your world is engulfed in flames. Legacy application modernization can seem daunting. But sometimes it is necessary that we conduct development on our legacy applications, and this post will present some guidelines on how to get a handle on a legacy application modernization project and extract some value without burning the world down … Read more

The Myths of the Low Code/No Code Solutions  

Low Code/No Code Solutions

The Power Platform solutions that include Power Apps, Power Pages, and Power Automate, offer low code/no code solutions for application builds. This is fantastic when you have quick and simple implementations (like a generic form that can be quickly accessed by a wide range of users) that don’t require you to get fancy.   The low code/no code solution can be extremely useful for mid-complexity implementations as well but can struggle as complexity increases. This blog will discuss the limitations and myths surrounding low code/no code solutions and serve as a guide to highlight how Improving can help with choosing when and how to use low code/no code solutions.   Low Code/No … Read more