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Automated processes that build, test and check code every time changes are pushed. Where most projects go wrong The usual mistakes: Tests that pass locally but...
The practice of having another developer read changes before they merge, for correctness, clarity and security. Why does it matter? Review catches bugs, spreads...
How teams organize work in version control, from trunk-based development to long-lived release branches. At a glance Trunk-based short-lived branches merge into...
Automated checks that confirm a site is reachable and working, and alerts when it is not. What is at stake Customers should not be the monitoring system, and go...
The process of detecting, communicating about and resolving outages and security incidents. The key figures Roles someone leads, someone communicates, someone f...
Simulating traffic against a site to find where it slows down or breaks before real users do. Where most projects go wrong The usual mistakes: Testing against p...
Verifying that a site works across the browsers, versions and devices its audience actually uses. Why does it matter? Differences in rendering and support still...
Building email templates that render consistently across email clients with very different rendering engines. At a glance Tables many clients still require tabl...
Machine-readable feeds that let readers, apps and services follow a site's new content. What is at stake Feeds still power podcast apps, news readers and many i...
The metadata that controls how a page looks when shared on social platforms and messaging apps. The key figures Meta tags title, description and image tags shap...
The browser API that asks for a visitor's location, and the permission prompt that governs it. Where most projects go wrong The usual mistakes: Prompting on pag...
Browser APIs that capture video and audio from a user's device, used for calls, scanning and recording. Why does it matter? These permissions are sensitive, and...
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