DevRel talks

Taiji discusses the unique challenges of localizing developer websites for Japanese audiences, emphasizing the balance between machine and human translation, and the need for culturally relevant content.

Before the pandemic, meet-ups were a core part of the dev rel playbook.

Principles for influencing your company’s culture, communication, and collaboration

Typeform's Nicolas Grenie makes the case that webhooks should be a central piece of an API strategy.

Ankit shares how Red Hat and Mozilla tool their documentation and automate it to make the lives of writers easier.

A framework to create community programs that intertwine with your teams’ responsibilities.

Noriaki Fukuyasu shares his advice on how non native English speaking communities can help to make localisation fun and productive.

TiDB is a NewSQL database that has contributors (430+ and growing) from all over the world.

Google's Ray and James argue that developer experience (DX) is 100% about developer productivity and can be measured in terms of value and time.

Denis argues that writing technical articles is one of the few marketing strategies that really adds up over time.

The definition of support is to serve as a foundation for, to sustain without giving way, to undergo or endure, especially with patience.

After five months of working as a developer advocate, Ekene Eze began to question some of the typical ways that DevRel teams measure their success.