DevRel talks

If you want to cultivate loyal developers, you should treat the products you create for them the same you would any other user-facing offering.

Developer relations is maturing at pace - and with this maturation comes new ways of looking at common team problems.

Leslie shares some experiences from the early years of her career in community building, and muses on the uniquely influential position of the contemporary developer relations professional.

Erin McKean shares why the best learning is served encased in real-world examples.

Andrea describes how Container Solutions have applied psychology to their hiring process.

Tomomi shares her experience and advice for creating compelling developer content to help spread awareness of your product.

A framework for evaluating the right level of response to a CoC violation.

Donnie Berkholz looks at evidence from his years as an industry analyst to find an answer to how much influence developers really have.

Jenny describes the challenges unique to developer experience in enterprise companies.

How do we bridge the gap, and provide a better developer experience for all developers?

Erin describe how Workdnik have supported and incentivised beginner developers working with the Wordnik API.

Anil and Jenn propose collaborative teaching of API and developer-targeted products.