DevRel talks

How to track community metrics without crossing the line into creepiness.

In this session from DevRelCon London 2019, Melinda Seckington completes her three-part series on how to create great developer communications.

Don invites us to think more deeply about the assumptions of the open source model and whether we should consider other models for building software collaboratively and creating inclusive communities.

Examining some of the main challenges faced by community managers, and consider the impact 'technostress' has on the wellbeing of both the community manager and the community members

How can you use data to better understand your developer audience and inform your developer relations strategy?

Phil draws on his experience from working in a seven-person startup through to a two and a half thousand person enterprise.

Steve argues that we need to become more intentional in choosing the models that we use to explain DevRel.

Gerard Sans is Senior Developer Advocate at AWS and has built meetup communities from the ground up.

Jamie walks through various issues in documentation that can alienate new users of your platform, and how to address them.

Conrad Hollomon is Program Director of a Techstars accelerator and has built software development teams.

Amara explores how to make sure your content is enabling your community.

Aileen and Ryan run through some of the friction they faced through the learning and hiring process.