Developer journeys and toil mapping
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In this lesson
find where developers lose time before deciding what to build.
Planned topics
- A developer journey is the sequence from idea to production: create, build, test, deploy, observe, operate.
- Toil is repetitive manual work that adds no lasting value.
- Interview teams and measure time at each step; note the steps that repeat across teams.
- Rank by total hours lost across all teams, not by loudest complaint.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a journey map for "new service to production" with steps, median days, and teams affected per step.
Check your understanding
Why rank pain by total hours across teams?
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A small pain in 20 teams can cost more than a large pain in one.
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