DevRel talks

If a developer says that our product has increased their productivity, should we take their word for it?

Choosing the right metrics to measure and prove the value of DevRel isn’t always an easy thing to do.

Once you've defined your dev rel team's KPIs, how can you keep track of your progress?

How does developer relations apply to people who don't think of themselves as developers? As APIs become available to people who are less technical than traditional developers, Joyce Lin looks at what this means for dev rel.

Indeed's Alison Yu talks through the techniques they employed to increase participations and what they learned as a result.

As part of DevRelCon Earth 2020, Bitergia's Ana Jiminez Santamaria, Orbit's Josh Dzielak, and Phil "AAARRRP" Leggetter got together to discuss their approaches to measuring developer relations.

April Speight argues that developer advocates have an unspoken responsibility to raise awareness and share credible information in discourse around social causes.

Community organizing is the work of societal transformation through key strategic principles and actions.

We all (well almost all of us) love events.

Borrowing from Voice of the Customer, the DevRel team at Asana created Voice of the Developer (VoD).

Examples of how real companies use data to calculate the love and reach for their communities and use that data to prioritize DevRel efforts.

Kevin Lewis has run multiple online events and here shares his experience of different platforms as well as tips on how to pull it off.