Toolchain friction in development

<p>Often our work exists as a part of some larger process depending on our role in it. Sometimes the process is not even well understood by its stakeholders, and it might have

<p>Developers work in all kinds of organizations as software development is a core skill needed in many places. Some might even argue that every business is a software business

<p>Although software development, and especially coding, is stereotypically treated as lonely work, in practice it's anything but. Now that coding tasks are increasingly pushed to

<p>Context friction is the cost of switching, interruption, and attention recovery. It shows up when you move from implementation to Slack, from code review to a meeting, from a