DevRel talks

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.

Amara Graham describes the use of narratives before, during, and after events to get a complete picture of dev rel event success.

Sarah shares the importance of empathy for DevRel.

How to lend privilege to fellow technologists, including credibility lending, access lending, and expertise lending.

Austin Parker talks about the origins of Deserted Island DevOps and a few lessons learned about what community and events can mean going forward.

Neo4j's Lju Lazarevic describes how she and her colleagues created an immersive and rewarding online event when the global pandemic affected their plans for an in-person event.

In this session from DevRelCon London 2019, Eva Parish explains the different purposes of commit messages and release notes, and how you can optimise each for better communication with developers and end users.

Olja shares her experience of bringing older software to new audiences.

How Red Hat brought together their developer materials out of silos and into a single experience.

Avery Rosen shares practical tips for pulling off a keynote people will talk about.