"What is 'forcefemme' and how can it fix my software supply chain?"

@hipsterelectron This this this. 👆 It's complicated by the fact that there are some situations where the developer *is* the user. DX-centric tools are appropriate for these settings. Non trained programmers making spreadsheets or small databases or whatever for their business logic or personal use. The problem is applying these things in settings where you're deploying software to a userbase whose needs should be primary and for whom you should have skilled programmers working to meet their needs.

@dalias well i think developer experience is useful but it should never ever conflict or compete with user experience. developer experience can be considered as a user experience (particularly regarding autonomy and control) since the software is only written once but "read" (used) many many times it's very important to take pains to improve user experience over optimizing for writing