The New Kingmakers documents the rise of the developer class, and provides strategies for companies to adapt to the new technology landscape. From recruiting to retention, it provides a playbook to work more efficiently and effectively with the most important members of your organization.

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Spis treści

The New Kingmakers. How Developers Conquered the World eBook -- spis treści

• The New Kingmakers
• Dedication
• Foreword
• 1. Introduction
  • The CIO Is the Last to Know
• 2. The New Kingmakers
  • Buy the Company to Hire the People
  • What Are Developers Worth? A DOJ Suit
  • The People vs The Code
• 3. How Did We Get Here
  • The Disruptors
  • The Symbiosis of Open Source and Developers
  • Hardware for Pennies an Hour?
  • Harnessing the Power of the Internet
  • The New Money Lenders
• 4. The Evidence
  • What Would a Developers World Look Like?
  • Choice and Fragmentation
  • Open Source and Ubiquity
  • Standards: Who Decides?
  • Courting the Developer Population
    • Getting It Right
    • Apple
    • Amazon Web Services
    • Google
    • Microsoft
    • Netflix
• 5. What To Do? 10 Recommendations
  • Get To Them Early
  • Algorithmic Recruitment
  • Open Source and Acqhires
  • Invest in Developer Relations
  • Embrace Open Source
  • Go Global with Your Hiring
  • Lower the Barriers to Entry
  • Get into the Game with APIs
  • Optimize for Developer Joy
  • Talk with Developers, Not at Them
• 6. Final Thoughts
  • Developers and Negotiating with Populations
• About the Author
• Copyright