You're Underselling D X

D x has so much more success to do with team enablement and team andpowerment than it does the user experience. A good d x that makes good u x only works if someone put time and effort into o articulate the good u x. So, like, i don't know why that cycle isn't expressed more but those are a couple of thoughts in a nutshell. It's kind of underselling developer experience by saying the only way that d x is valuable as if you're outputting good u X.