Economics of Code: Advanced Product Management Series

The Littlest Preface
Introduction
	‘F’ - Defining the Economics of Code
	Behind ‘F’: Going from Idea to Code
	Code: Less is More
Chapter 1: The Demand Side & Continuous Development
	How much does it cost to release a successful feature?
	What drives the portion of release content that is successful (sd)?
	What Drives Team Cost (c$)?
	What drives release content per sprint (fe)?
	What Drives Release Friction?
	What drives infrastructure, license, and equipment cost (g)?
	Towards More Testable Intentions
	Discussion Questions for You & Your Team
Chapter 2: The Supply Side & The Life of Code
	Example Case: HVAC in a Hurry Team?
	Team Patterns and ‘F’
	The Human Equation
	Just Enough Understanding about Code
	Javascript: What’s the Story?
	Python: What’s the Story?
	Java: What’s the Story?
	C# and .NET: What’s the Story?
	What About Mobile?
	What About Games and Virtual Reality?
	What about Web3?!
	What else do you need to know about programming languages?
	What We Learned
	Recommended Practice
	Discussion Questions for You & Your Team
	Guest Editor: Darren Bauer Kahan
	Three Questions with Darren
Chapter 3: The Economics of Your Stack
	The Economics of Your Stack
	How Software Communicates
	How do applications exchange information when they communicate?
	What Application processes handle communications for the client request?
	What happens below the Application Layer?
	The Economics of Monolithic vs. Microservice Architectures
	Case Studies: How Application Infrastructure Choices Affect ‘F’
	In Closing
	What We Learned
	Recommended Practice
	Deploy a Data Science Model to the Web
	Discussion Questions for You & Your Team
	Guest Editor: Conor Sibley
	Three questions with Conor
	In Closing
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