DevRel talks

The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.

Getting intentional about educating developers

Getting intentional about educating developers

Joe shares the benefits of devising tailored programmes, the four learning principles, and the achievements of the award-winning GitHub Campus Experts.

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Cultivating community through events

Cultivating community through events

Couchbase’s senior developer community manager [Laura Czajkowski](https://twitter.

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Cultivating empathy

Cultivating empathy

Red Hat’s [Leslie Hawthorn](https://twitter.

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Surviving 1,000+ PRs from Hacktoberfest

Surviving 1,000+ PRs from Hacktoberfest

How the SendGrid team handled an overwhelming response to their Hacktoberfest participations.

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The four archetypes of developer champion programmes

The four archetypes of developer champion programmes

When choosing a developer champion programme there are four archetypes to build on: reward and motivate, force multiplier, content factory and land and expand.

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Applying visual design principles to API design

Applying visual design principles to API design

API design might seem to be entirely non-visual but Ably’s CEO [Matthew O’Riordan](https://twitter.

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Sympathy for the DevRel

Sympathy for the DevRel

Empathy is a big theme in developer relations but we've got to remember that it goes both ways.

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Who are your developers and how to (re)engage them

Who are your developers and how to (re)engage them

Reigniting Dropbox's developer programme led to a rethinking of how they engage with their developer community.

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Building the next developer experiences

Building the next developer experiences

The global economy is directly impacted by the apps and services provided by developers, says Stripe’s Romain Huet.

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Before vs after: redesigning a website to be useful and informative for developers

Before vs after: redesigning a website to be useful and informative for developers

Developers need your site to be useful and informative; they don’t want to negotiate endless click-throughs or deal with bad marketing.

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Building teams, goodwill and awareness through open source engagement

Building teams, goodwill and awareness through open source engagement

From recruiting and outreach to awareness and adoption, engaging with the open source community has a number of significant benefits, believes Cloudflare’s [Jade Wang](https://twitter.

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Design approaches for developer experience

Design approaches for developer experience

There's no such thing as a typical developer.

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