DX Tech Handbook

This handbook is a shared resource for all of the DX tech community to refer to and suggest changes. We use it as a space to:

1. Record important decisions about which tech we use and how we use it.

2. Talk about engineering best practices.

3. Provide advice about how to solve common problems that we might encounter.

The TPXimpact DX division was created from a combination of multiple teams and approaches dating back over more than 10 years. As such there is inevitably some inconsistency in the approach and application of process.

Making contributions

This handbook is the property of everyone in the DX Tech studio. If you would like to make a contribution then please get in touch with any of the engineering managers to request a GitBook account.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.