AI BriefingRedesigning the Tech Blog
Key point
Kurly renewed its tech blog to introduce PR-based code reviews and tutorials, linking it to developer recruitment.
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Experimental Rebuilding of the Tech Blog
Kurly's Integrated Development Team started a project in January 2020 to overhaul the existing tech blog, which had seen no updates since April 2019. Rather than a simple PR tool, the blog was redefined as an Experimental repository for exchange between developers and the accumulation of know-how.
The core strategy is as follows:
- Utilizing PRs and Code Reviews: Encouraged exchange between teams through the process of sending and reviewing Pull Requests to the tech blog repository.
- Strengthening Accessibility: Used Docker to easily set up a local execution environment and wrote friendly tutorial documentation to lower the barrier to entry for writing.
- Managing Commit History: Systematized the organization's development know-how through clean git history management, including writing imperative commit messages.
Spreading Development Culture and Linking to Recruitment
After the blog renewal, actual PR submissions and issue registrations increased, bringing the blog back to life. Through this process, the author emphasized the importance of a culture in which people at a startup collaborate actively like a 'soccer player' rather than a 'cog in a machine,' and used this to encourage recruitment for Kurly's development team.
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