The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
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Read and watchHow to develop good relationships with reporters and understand how you can give them something they find useful at the same time as serving your needs.
Read and watchWhen it comes to user research, are you asking the right people the right questions and doing the right thing with their answers? In this talk from DevXCon San Francisco 2018, Wordnik founder and IBM developer advocate [Erin McKean](https://twitter.
Read and watchShayne explores the ways in which links between technical design, internal testing and user feedback make a successful go-to-market experience.
Read and watchHow to use developer feedback to suppor your company’s product roadmap and broader strategy.
Read and watchTao shares five lessons from his work on Google’s Flutter API.
Read and watchGetting developer experience right starts with understanding that your internal developers need just the same tools, documentation, and care as external developers.
Read and watchCreating a positive emotional experience for the developers who use our products is the job of everyone across the company.
Read and watchDev Rel and Agile actually make for a pretty palatable -- and potent -- combination.
Read and watchDevelopers choose tools they can trust. Developer relations is about credibility, long-term relationships, and supporting real-world use.
Read and watchWant to tell your employer about the amazing things DevRel can do? Need to explain to them what it simply can't?
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