Engineering Enablement by DX

If you've ever wondered how to actually measure developer productivity without making your team miserable, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Abi Noda and Laura Tacho from DX, Engineering Enablement brings on engineering leaders, platform team managers, and researchers from companies like Google, Microsoft, and GitHub for in-depth interviews about what makes software teams work well. The show has about 94 episodes, and each one runs roughly 40 minutes. That's long enough to get into real substance but short enough to finish in one sitting. Topics include developer experience metrics, platform engineering strategy, how AI is actually changing development workflows (not just hype), and the organizational patterns that separate high-performing engineering teams from struggling ones. The conversations are grounded in research and data rather than gut feelings, which is refreshing in a space full of hot takes. Abi and Laura bring complementary perspectives -- Abi as a CEO focused on measurement and Laura as a CTO who's lived through the implementation side. They push their guests beyond generic advice into specific tactics and frameworks. You'll hear about how teams identify bottlenecks in their software delivery lifecycle, how to build a DevEx team that actually ships improvements, and why most engineering metrics miss the point. The show holds a perfect 5.0 rating, and it's earned that from listeners who care about making engineering organizations run better, not just faster.