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Discussing the space between design and development. Join us for topics around designing and developing todays complex software applications. Feedback is appreciated. All thoughts and opinions shared on this podcast are our own and not associated with any other organization.
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Average audio length:
39 minutes
English
United States
3 episodes
since Dec. 12, 2022
episodic
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Throw your gnatt charts away and take a listen to this show. In this episode of Kerning Code Podcast Frank and Chuck discuss project management for designers and developers. When building a software product it's a good idea to create a plan so you can achieve your goals. Plans change, heck even goa…
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In this episode we shed light on Design Systems. What is a design system? According to Alla Kholmatova’s Design Systems book a design system is “A set of connected patterns and shared practices, coherently organized to serve the purposes of a digital product.” Sounds fancy. Here's another definiti…
In this episode Frank and Chuck dive into how developers and designers use agile methodology to build software. Is Agile still appropriate 20 years after its inception? Frank and Chuck also review public tweets by software architect and consultant, Allen Holub, who focuses on organizational agility…
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