What are Core Web Vitals, and why should you care? Let's power through the essentials of CWV, CX and their impact on $$$. This is written with the busy software executive in mind - so we're sticking to a clear, big-picture view of metrics, user experience and revenue. Chances are, if you've heard about Core Web Vitals (CWV), it's been in the form of a stick: something Google is enforcing that can hurt your search engine visibility. We're here to go over the carrot - a quick explainer of Core Web Vitals, and how they can help you connect with customers and drive lasting innovation.

Errors are an inevitable part of building software. But while you can't eradicate them, you can definitely mitigate them. If you don't measure, track or resolve errors, you're ignoring a loss in revenue. It's time to pay attention to how much software errors are costing your company and take action, catching them early with methods like smarter testing and crash reporting. Using a few industry averages, you can put a number to the real cost of software errors in your company and start to plug cash leaks like wasted developer time and lost customers.

This is Part 2 of a two-part series on Blameless Postmortems. The previous article went into why blameless postmortems are so effective; this second part goes into detail on how to build your own postmortem process and kick it into overdrive. Read Part 1 here. So you've read our first installment and recognized the value of the blameless postmortem for efficiency, culture, and output. Now you're ready to get off the blame train and kickstart a blameless postmortem process of your own. Where to begin?

This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Blameless Postmortems. Today, we'll discuss why blameless postmortems are so important and their implications for your team; the second part will go into detail on how to set them up as a process and make them successful. Somebody wise may have once told you that how we handle adversity shows our character. Being able to acknowledge and admit mistakes is the first step towards learning - it's a key part of success both in personal relationships and in large companies.