DevRel talks

Why DevRel should care about bugs: Eric explains how great bug reports build trust and speed up real fixes.

AI agents are now your developers’ developers — so what happens when they start choosing which tools to use?

Why DX teams fail at impact: hear how overvaluing visibility and “bling” weakens real business results.

Running a student programme isn’t about promotion—it’s about empathy, honesty, and helping students help each other.

Emily argues that even the vaguest feedback can be valuable, if you know how to read between the lines.

Proving DevRel’s value gets easier when you measure humans, not hits."

Anthony Giuliano says great developer videos aren’t about fancy cameras—they’re about helping people actually understand what you’re teaching.

When your DevRel metrics look great but leadership doesn’t get it, maybe you’re speaking the wrong language.

The most powerful tool for leading a DevRel team isn't data; it's telling great stories.

The most powerful tool for leading a DevRel team isn't data; it's telling great stories.

Amid budget cuts, Developer Relations professionals must shift focus from followers to internal relationships to secure lasting impact.

Marc makes the case for using your creative hobbies, like pixel art, as part of your DevRel work.