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DevRelCon San Francisco 2016

16 April, 2016

Microsoft Reactor, San Francisco

The second DevRelCon took place at the Microsoft Reactor in San Francisco.

On a warm April day in 2016, we welcomed people from around the Bay area, across the United States, and as far away as Australia and Japan.

Videos from DevRelCon San Francisco 2016

Rob Spectre

Measuring developer evangelism

Rob Spectre

Twilio

Jade Wang

Building open source communities: decentralisation and empowerment

Jade Wang

Sandstorm.io

Roman Shaposhnik

The Apache way: community over code

Roman Shaposhnik

Apache Software Foundation

Baruch Sadogursky

How I moved to Silicon Valley and started to sleep better

Baruch Sadogursky

JFrog

Greg Poirer

Selling your dreams as a service

Greg Poirier

Opsee

Bear Douglas

Advocacy for native mobile platforms

Bear Douglas

Twitter

Brandon West

SendGrid

Christian Heilmann

Turning a community into evangelism helpers

Christian Heilmann

Microsoft

Grace Francisco

Practicing holistic evangelism

Grace Francisco

Atlassian

Adam DuVander

How to scale developer relations through content

Adam DuVander

CTL.io

Tim Falls

Fast forward: deploying our best selves to build the future of developer communities

Tim Falls

Keen.io

Justin Kestelyn

Cloudera

Adam FitzGerald

How to make sure the CEO funds your crazy ideas

Adam FitzGerald

AWS

Josh Marinacci

History of developer evangelism

Josh Marinacci

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Videos from DevRelCon San Francisco 2016

Measuring developer evangelism

Rob Spectre

Building open source communities: decentralisation and empowerment

Jade Wang

The Apache way: community over code

Roman Shaposhnik

How I moved to Silicon Valley and started to sleep better

Baruch Sadogursky

Selling your dreams as a service

Greg Poirier

Advocacy for native mobile platforms

Bear Douglas

Building APIs at Sendgrid

Brandon West

Turning a community into evangelism helpers

Christian Heilmann

Practicing holistic evangelism

Grace Francisco

How to scale developer relations through content

Adam DuVander

Fast forward: deploying our best selves to build the future of developer communities

Tim Falls

Everyone is an evangelist

Justin Kestelyn

How to make sure the CEO funds your crazy ideas

Adam FitzGerald

History of developer evangelism

Josh Marinacci