DevRel talks

Tech hiring has a bad reputation for a reason: it’s usually awful. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

Alex and Caterina Rindi cover G-Research’s experience on finding their way with the concept of Developer Relations within an Open Source Program Office.

Paul tells the story of the evolution of a developer meet-up into a community marketplace.

How to balance a business’s need to make money with our desire to make the world better for our consumers.

How the TYPO3 community collaborated to write a book.

Ricardo explains what best practices you should follow to nail your following code walkthrough, so your talk becomes memorable.

Jeremy explores why collaborating with other communities is essential, and some practical ways to put this into practice.

A journey from documentation best practices to the world of components in Markdown.

Getting people to think about computation is just as important as teaching coding.

Siddharth sets out his advice for how to participate in hackathons as a DevRel professional representing your company.

How to set metrics that show the value that DevRel brings and create product qualified leads (PQLs).

How to be intentional with how you communicate and how to design a communication plan and strategy.