Last week I talked about developer waypoints and said that even in open-world games, designers intentionally guide players to parts of the world on purpose. They do this by creating "quests" (in RPGs, at least). A quest has a narrative that provides the motivation as to why. Medusa.
Whether you are focused on developer marketing, experience, education, community, or success, you need metrics and measurements. But it can be tough to know what exactly you could measure. I've collated almost 50 metrics and measurements that span across DevRel practice areas from multiple sources. Since you'
As I mentioned last week on the heels of my course release, I have been absorbed in the loot-fueled hellscape of Diablo IV (I'm level 32, btw). As I was playing today, I was thinking about waypoints. Players need quick ways to get around in large sprawling games
Today I have two, okay three, quick announcements for you. 🎉 New Course: React 18 Debugging Playbook First, I am excited to share that I finished my 8th Pluralsight course this week on React debugging. You can watch the course trailer below (we're allowed to post it on YT
Brand affinity is hard to measure, and that's why it's everything.
As a reward for finishing my latest Pluralsight course (releasing soon), I told myself I could buy Diablo IV. I played the early access weekends in May and was sold immediately – I've always been a fan of Diablo games since the days of having LAN parties in high
