More Software Testing Unleashed episodes
Published 8 Jan 2026
Duration: 1482
Developers can improve quality and efficiency through measurable metrics and collaboration, as showcased by a case study from Vestas Wind Turbines.
In this episode, I talk with Martijn Goossens about DevEx, DORA, and how we put the Q into developer experience. We walk through the four DORA metrics...
The podcast examines the impact of developer experience (DevEx) on software development, underscoring the value of using measurable metrics such as DORA and SPACE to enhance quality and test coverage. It discusses the difficulties teams encounter when trying to balance these metrics with actual development outcomes, emphasizing the need for a collaborative and focused strategy. Through a case study with Vestas Wind Turbines, the episode demonstrates practical efforts to improve DevEx, focusing on key indicators such as time to repair and deployment frequency. The discussion also highlights the significance of ongoing iteration, shared understanding among team members, and the alignment of QA practices with DevOps to achieve better development outcomes.
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