DevRel talks

Tamao Nakahara and Baruch Sadogursky explore how to make constructive connections with developers.

Lizzie outlines when, why, and whether you should hire recent graduates or interns for your DevRel team.

Ben explains how life as a rabbi prepared him for the field of developer relations.

Developer training often follows a familiar model, but with TwilioQuest, Twilio's Developer Education team have tried a very different approach.

Getting developers to sign-up for API keys isn't the only form of DevRel.

As Developer Advocate on Google's Flutter team, Filip Hracek created The Boring Show to show that all developers share similar frustrations and moments of confusion.

Distributed teams are increasingly common in tech and developer relations is no exception.

Jeff explores DevRel as helping developers through content and connections.

Why and how to embrace the hobbyists in your developer community.

Strategy, metrics, and learning from a global program of both internal and external community events.

Shilla Saebi from Comcast walks through a variety of internal and external metrics for community growth and open source contributions from an extensive program of events.

Luke Kilpatrick from Nutanix has been in dev rel since transitioning from web development to managing tech communities in 2007.