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This is an interview with Small Improvement’s software developer Jesper Oskarsson about how the development team works together, what the tech stack looks like, and how big feature releases are tackled. If you want to read on, you find another developer interview here. Hey Jesper! You recently had your 5-year anniversary at Small Improvements, so […]
This is an interview with Small Improvement’s software developer Laura Sochaczewski about how the development team works together, how sprints are organized, and how developers stay connected with customers. If you want to read on, you find another developer interview here. Hey Laura! You joined Small Improvements as software developer in 2019. Can you tell […]
We all love reading about the latest software developments trends and buzzwords but they can often turn out to be just that, buzzwords. For us at Small Improvements, Domain Driven Design (DDD) has really lived up to it’s own hype though and helped us build better software, faster and fewer bugs to boot. Do we have […]
At Small Improvements, we are always keen to learn about our customers and how we can make the product better for them. Speaking to customers is great (and we do it all the time) but using the data we hold to find trends and usage patterns helps to find things that the customer won’t tell […]
If there was one word to describe the theme of JSConfIS it would be experience. Beyond the wonder and fantastical environment of the conference’s location and backdrop (hosted in Reykjavik, Iceland at their world-famous Harpa concert hall) – the majority of talks focused on topics relating to both the user and the developer experience too. The […]
Microsoft's Visual Studio Code is a powerful code editor — let's look at lesser-known features, customizations and extensions that make you more productive!
We recently reached the size of 14 people in Development, and our goal is to get to 16 developers/designers in the next couple of months. An interesting question we faced and discussed in this context is that of “optimal team size”. In the past year we’ve typically worked in teams of three or four, but […]