DevXcon 2017

Supporting the developers who use your API is a major part of the overall developer experience.

Making sure organisations get value from their money is a central priority of any CEO.

How to create and manage champion, ambassador, and MVP-style programmes for developer communities.

Weaveworks' transition from open source to open source + SaaS has had an impact on how it structures and presents its documentation.

Anil and Jenn propose collaborative teaching of API and developer-targeted products.

Stripe's eight tips for building great API experiences.

Tomomi shares her experience and advice for creating compelling developer content to help spread awareness of your product.

Grace Francisco covers the challenges and rewards of running a global developer relations team.

Branch cultivated a Mobile Marketing Meetup community with more than 20,000 mobile app developers.

Drawing on Square's experience of creating SDKs for their APIs.

Building healthy communities isn't about flashy dashboards—it's about measuring what actually shapes behavior.

Donnie Berkholz looks at evidence from his years as an industry analyst to find an answer to how much influence developers really have.

Jesse Davis started out as a developer but these days he's an executive at DZone Software. He shares how to prove your community's value.

Jenny describes the challenges unique to developer experience in enterprise companies.

Discover how Algolia scales developer support by harnessing community power, turning challenges into collaborative opportunities.

Erin describe how Workdnik have supported and incentivised beginner developers working with the Wordnik API.

Cristiano exposes the common pitfalls in developer onboarding, offering insights on overcoming these frustrating challenges.

How do we bridge the gap, and provide a better developer experience for all developers?

DevRel is awash with data – from daily users to twitter followers, conversion events to customer value – but which measures are the most important?

Reigniting Dropbox's developer programme led to a rethinking of how they engage with their developer community.

A framework for evaluating the right level of response to a CoC violation.