The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
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.
Read and watchDistributed teams are increasingly common in tech and developer relations is no exception.
Read and watchJeff explores DevRel as helping developers through content and connections.
Read and watchWhy and how to embrace the hobbyists in your developer community.
Read and watchStrategy, metrics, and learning from a global program of both internal and external community events.
Read and watchShilla 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.
Read and watchLuke Kilpatrick from Nutanix has been in dev rel since transitioning from web development to managing tech communities in 2007.
Read and watchLearning something new is hard enough already but very often the developer experience of a product doesn't do enough to acknowledge and smooth that.
Read and watchAfter transitioning to dev rel from backend development, Avital Tzubeli became the first developer evangelist at Kaltura.
Read and watchNaomi walks through the key steps in the strategy planning process.
Read and watchHow TomTom's developer relations are transforming location-based services and empowering the global developer community.
Read and watchClaire Hunsaker looks at how to apply personas to developer audiences.
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