Software development is a lot about getting into the flow. Getting into an undisturbed state where you can just develop away.
But being in the flow is not everything. You can not write 10,000 lines of code in one session and then hit the "run" button and everything works as expected.
Developers work best with tight feedback loops. You write a function, you compile it. You fix something, you compile it. You add a unit test, you compile it.
Getting constant feedback is essential to development. It ensures that your code is correct, well tested and maintainable.
You need to have feedback on the code level but also on the project level from the users of the feature you are developing. Feedback to the question: "Does this new feature solve the problem the user is facing"?
With WunderPreview you can add this sort of stakeholder feedback loop right into your software development workflow:
WunderPreview makes it easy to create a tight feedback loop between developers and non technical stakeholders.
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@Design I've double checked the new color scheme, it's looking great.
Bring others up to speed: show your team what you've been working on, or give your client a visual preview of that new feature! Faster feedback loops, better results.
Having a tight feedback loop from users of the software and other stakeholders is great to identify problems early on. The earlier you identify problems, the cheaper it is to fix them.
Tight feedback loops:
Uncovering these issues early on will save you a lot of frustration and money down the line!
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