Software Engineering Unlocked

Measure developer productivity using the SPACE framework

Software Engineering Unlocked

Show Notes

Dr. Storey explains how to best use the SPACE framework to measure the productivity of software engineering teams. Dr. Storey is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Victoria and a distinguished expert in empirical software engineering.

We talk about: - Productivity metrics for software developer - Developer experience as a different mindset to improve developer performance - The SPACE framework, which focuses on giving a well-rounded understanding of developer productivity.

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