7 December 2016
The Barbican, London, UK
For the second edition of DevRelCon London, we moved to the Barbican. An icon venue in the heart of London, the Barbican gave us the space to run two simultaneous tracks and to welcome 200 attendees from around the world
Cristiano draws lessons from Lego for those of us building developer-targeted products.
Read and watchYelena Jetpyspayeva led Yandex's developer community efforts for their BEM framework.
Read and watchLuke Marsden heads-up developer experience for container start-up Weave Works.
Read and watchCommunicating with anyone is a major challenge when even the simplest idea can be misunderstood.
Read and watchChef Software created a project called “Community in a Box” to provide guidance for teams looking to create a new Chef-related developer community.
Read and watchWriting isn’t just a skill—it’s a superpower for reaching more people with less effort. Here’s how to make it work for you.
Read and watchDeveloper experience isn't just for your API but it's for the whole of your interactions with the developers in your community.
Read and watchThe specific developer experience needs of an internet of things device.
Read and watchMike Brevoort looks at how we can apply he Kano method of product development and user satisfaction to developer experience.
Read and watchMike Stowe looks at the common traps that face people who are building developer relations programmes.
Read and watchMichael Ludden orks on IBM's Watson team and his career has seen developer relations and developer marketing roles at Google, Samsung and elsewhere.
Read and watchAdvice on integrating developer relations with the rest of your company.
Read and watchWhat EVMan offers for managing your event schedule.
Read and watchHow Japanese culture influences the IT sector in Japan.
Read and watchPhil introduces the now well known AAARRRP strategy framework.
Read and watchBaruch presents his research from speaking to developer relations leaders at a variety of companies, where he asked about their approach to developer relations strategy and what each of them felt was most important.
Read and watchMicrosoft's Rey Bango makes the argument that the most important measurement for developer relations teams is influence.
Read and watchAndrea describes how Container Solutions have applied psychology to their hiring process.
Read and watchSales and DevRel don’t have to clash—understanding how sales reps think can make collaboration smoother and more effective.
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