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DevRelCon London 2018

7 November, 2018

8 November, 2018

QE II Centre, London

Switching to a two day programme for the first time, the 2018 edition of DevRelCon London saw a day of unconference sessions at the Microsoft Reactor in Shoreditch followed by the main conference at the QE II Centre in Westminster.

Videos from DevRelCon London 2018

Dr Mo Haghighi

Unleashing the power of code

Dr Mo Haghighi

IBM

Melinda Seckington

The Art of Talk Design — Melinda Seckington

Melinda Seckington

Futurelearn

Simon Phipps

Open source and the dev rel origin myth

Simon Phipps

Open Source Initiative

Martyn Davies

Design your content strategy with data

Martyn Davies

Alex Avritch

What Mean Girls taught us about building communities

Alex Avritch

Algolia

K Rain Leander and Mary Thengvall

Pass the torch and drop the ball

K Rain Leander and Mary Thengvall

Erin McKean

Documentation as practical empathy

Erin McKean

Google

Adam DuVander

Five tips for developer content marketing

Adam DuVander

Everydeveloper

Don Goodman-Wilson

Kicking the hornets’ nest

Don Goodman-Wilson

GitHub

Nahid Samsami and Jeff Dickey

Rules for creating great developer CLIs

Nahid Samsami and Jeff Dickey

Heroku

Amara Graham

Building your internal army

Amara Graham

IBM

Ameer Hassan

An API spec driven developer experience journey

Ameer Hassan

APIMatic

Steve Pousty

ROI is a trap!

Steve Pousty

Digitalglobe

JJ Kass

Dev rel and enterprise sales: an unlikely partnership

JJ Kass

Dropbox

Joe Nash

Getting intentional about educating developers

Joe Nash

GitHub

Carla Teixeira and Matthew Revell

The four archetypes of developer champion programmes

Carla Teixeira and Matthew Revell

Hoopy

Laura Czajkowski

Cultivating community through events

Laura Czajkowski

Couchbase

Elmer Thomas

Surviving 1,000+ PRs from Hacktoberfest

Elmer Thomas

SendGrid

Leslie Hawthorn

Cultivating empathy

Leslie Hawthorn

Red Hat

Matthew O’Riordan

Applying visual design principles to API design

Matthew O'Riordan

Ably

James Governor

Sympathy for the DevRel

James Governor

RedMonk

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DevRelCon London 2018

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Videos from DevRelCon London 2018

Unleashing the power of code

Dr Mo Haghighi

The Art of Talk Design — Melinda Seckington

Melinda Seckington

Open source and the dev rel origin myth

Simon Phipps

Design your content strategy with data

Martyn Davies

What Mean Girls taught us about building communities

Alex Avritch

Pass the torch and drop the ball

K Rain Leander and Mary Thengvall

Documentation as practical empathy

Erin McKean

Five tips for developer content marketing

Adam DuVander

Kicking the hornets’ nest

Don Goodman-Wilson

Rules for creating great developer CLIs

Nahid Samsami and Jeff Dickey

Building your internal army

Amara Graham

An API spec driven developer experience journey

Ameer Hassan

ROI is a trap!

Steve Pousty

Dev rel and enterprise sales: an unlikely partnership

JJ Kass

Getting intentional about educating developers

Joe Nash

The four archetypes of developer champion programmes

Carla Teixeira and Matthew Revell

Cultivating community through events

Laura Czajkowski

Surviving 1,000+ PRs from Hacktoberfest

Elmer Thomas

Cultivating empathy

Leslie Hawthorn

Applying visual design principles to API design

Matthew O'Riordan

Sympathy for the DevRel

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