The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
Cristiano exposes the common pitfalls in developer onboarding, offering insights on overcoming these frustrating challenges.
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DevRel is awash with data – from daily users to twitter followers, conversion events to customer value – but which measures are the most important?
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Becoming a DevRel leader means fitting together advocacy, design, context, support, growth, metrics - and happiness.
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Nobody likes error messages - but the misery is compounded when the messaging doesn’t even point to the problem.
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Making sure organisations get value from their money is a central priority of any CEO.
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DevRel has been around long enough for companies to expect some degree of accountability from the teams charged with interacting with the tech community at large.
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Having a great product is of no use without great documentation.
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Joe Nash discusses the development of the GitHub Campus Experts, looking at process, empowerment and ways to scale.
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Discover how Auth0's experiments in content marketing turned challenges into growth through strategic innovation.
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By its nature, dev rel work tends to put its focus on external things like customer acquisition and retention.
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Focusing on the tasks that developers can accomplish with a services, rather than the services itself, can be an impactful tool for boosting your API strategy.
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How to make the most of Stack Overflow to support your dev rel program.
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