DevRel talks

For years, companies who invested in DevRel would have one person doing a variety of activities from speaking at conferences, engaging with the community, or writing content.

Words and slides alone aren’t the best way to convince your audience to choose your product or even to ensure they will remember you.

Google's Mano Marks discusses identifying partner teams, meeting your partners where they’re at, empathy, and other approaches to working with other teams.

You can’t have a healthy, safe, and inclusive community if the companies that support the community don’t have the right practices in place.

Developer Relations has grown and evolved as a discipline in recent years, but the DevRel career path is still murky.

Joe draws on role-playing games to share a lesson on DevRel careers.

Martin Woodward takes us through the journey of DevRel at the home of Developers, GitHub.

Layla takes us through her journey of live coding on Twitch.

To build a DevRel organization within your company, it is essential to give your team clear guidance on how they can grow, develop, and get promoted.

Liz Moy shares how they were able to get cross-functional buy-in and scale the program, taking DevRel tactics to a new community.

DevRel career paths aren’t always clear.

Laurent argues that we need to reconsider what we mean by developer relations.