Master the collocations for setting up tooling, enforcing standards, automating checks, and improving developer experience.
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The platform team created onboarding scripts to ___ tooling consistently across all engineers' machines.
Set up tooling is the standard developer experience collocation for configuring the tools, scripts, and environments that developers need to work. 'Install along' and 'configure around' are informal. 'Deploy out' implies distributing software to production rather than setting up local environments.
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The team introduced ESLint and Prettier configurations to ___ standards and keep code style consistent.
Enforce standards is the standard developer tooling collocation for using automated tools to ensure code meets agreed style and quality rules. 'Apply along' and 'maintain around' are informal. 'Push out' implies distribution rather than enforcement.
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Pre-commit hooks were added to the repository to ___ checks such as linting and secret scanning before every commit.
Automate checks is the standard DevOps and developer tooling collocation for triggering quality checks automatically without developer intervention. 'Run along' and 'execute out' are informal. 'Schedule around' implies periodic execution rather than event-driven automation.
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The developer experience team surveyed engineers quarterly and iterated on tooling to ___ DX and reduce onboarding time.
Improve DX (Developer Experience) is the standard product and platform engineering collocation for making the tools and workflows developers use more productive and enjoyable. 'Enhance along' and 'upgrade around' are informal. 'Boost out' is not a standard phrase.
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The team published internal documentation to ___ best practices for tooling setup and help engineers get productive quickly.
Share best practices is the standard engineering culture and developer tooling collocation for disseminating proven approaches to tool configuration and use. 'Communicate along' and 'distribute around' are informal. 'Spread out' implies physical distribution rather than knowledge sharing.