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Successful DwvRel no matter your org chart

Successful DevRel no matter your org chart

Bear advises on what it means for your DevRel team if it’s part of marketing, product, or another department.

How to design technical content with inclusivity in mind

How to design technical content with inclusivity in mind

Maria tackles the challenge of making technical content accessible, with real strategies for simplifying documentation and engaging diverse audiences.

A success-ful approach to DevRel

A success-ful approach to DevRel

How Developer Relations and Customer Success teams can collaborate to enhance developer experiences and drive better outcomes.

Focus on partners

Focus on partners: navigating DevRel in a private ecosystem
Gene looks at the intricacies of partner-focused DevRel, revealing how high-value developer relationships drive business impact while sustaining broader community engagement.

Keynotes: bringing DevRel to the big stage

Keynotes: bringing DevRel to the big stage

Nick reveals how he crafts impactful keynotes at AWS, blending storytelling, technical depth, and audience engagement to captivate developers and drive key messages.

From stocks to stacks

From stocks to stacks: economic lessons for DevRel

Insights on applying finance theory to developer relations (DevRel) strategies, offering an approach to maximizing ROI and scaling developer outreach.

The image is a promotional graphic for Adam DuVander's presentation at DevRelCon London 2023. It features a cheerful photo of Adam DuVander, wearing an orange shirt, smiling broadly, and standing in front of a lighted circular background. The text next to him reads "Write Fewer Blog Posts and Reach More Developers," suggesting that his talk will focus on efficient content strategies for engaging a developer audience. Adam DuVander is identified as the Founder of EveryDeveloper. The graphic also includes the DevRelCon logo with iconic London imagery and the year 2023. The URL "london-2023.devrelcon.dev" is at the bottom, along with the Hoopy logo, indicating that Hoopy created the graphic or is a sponsor of the event. The design is upbeat and aligns with the theme of developer relations and content marketing.

Write fewer blog posts and reach more developers

Adam DuVander unveils the secrets to writing less yet reaching more developers.

The image is a promotional graphic for a talk by Tatiana Botskina at DevRelCon London 2023. In the photo, Tatiana, with a pleasant smile, is featured against a professional backdrop. The text next to her reads "Success Through Incentives: Reward Strategies to Maximise Open Source Community Involvement," indicating the topic of her presentation. It suggests a focus on how rewarding contributors can enhance participation in open source projects. Tatiana is identified as the CEO of Mintycode. The graphic includes the DevRelCon logo with a stylized London theme, complete with the London Underground sign and a double-decker bus, marking the event's year as 2023. Additionally, the URL "london-2023.devrelcon.dev" is displayed at the bottom, along with the Hoopy logo, indicating that the graphic was created by or in association with Hoopy. The overall composition conveys a sense of innovation and community engagement in the tech industry.

Reward strategies to maximise open source community involvement

Are there new ways to incentivize open source contributions?

The image is a promotional graphic for a presentation by Moti Granovsky at DevRelCon London 2023. The graphic shows a photo of Moti Granovsky wearing a beanie hat and a friendly smile. The text next to him states, "What happens when developer advocacy snowballs into company strategy," suggesting the topic of his talk will explore the influence of developer relations on broader company objectives. Moti Granovsky is identified as the Director of Product Management at Sisense. The graphic includes the DevRelCon logo with iconic London imagery, such as the underground sign and a double-decker bus, with the year 2023. The URL "london-2023.devrelcon.dev" is featured at the bottom, along with the Hoopy logo, indicating that the graphic is created by or associated with Hoopy. The design conveys a professional tone befitting a corporate conference.

What happens when developer advocacy snowballs into company strategy

Moti Granovsky addresses the complexities and lessons learned from steering a company towards a developer-centric approach.

The image is a promotional graphic for a talk given by Lauren Lee at DevRelCon London 2023. The graphic features a photo of Lauren Lee, who is smiling and wearing headphones and glasses. She appears to be engaged in a conversation, with her hand on her cheek and a cheerful expression. The text alongside her reads "Leveraging on-chain use cases for DevRel and your community in the blockchain space," indicating the topic of her talk. Lauren Lee is identified as the Director of Developer Relations at Parity. The graphic includes the DevRelCon logo with a stylized London bus and the year 2023, as well as the URL "london-2023.devrelcon.dev" at the bottom. The lower right corner contains the logo of Hoopy, presumably the creator of the graphic or a sponsor of the event. The overall design has a professional and modern aesthetic, suitable for an industry conference.

Leveraging on-chain use cases for DevRel in the blockchain space

Explore the transformative power of on-chain governance in DevRel with Lauren Lee in this talk from DevRelCon London 2023.

The image is a conference speaker announcement banner. It features a black and white photo of a woman named Olia Dukova, who specializes in Dev Experience & Ecosystem Growth. She will talk about "Elevating Developer Experience in Web3: Best Practices and Emerging Trends" at DEVRELCON London, 2023. The design includes London-themed elements such as the Underground sign and a red double-decker bus. The event's website, london-2023.devrelcon.dev, is listed, and there is a black cab illustration at the bottom. The banner also has a "Made by Hoopy" credit.

Elevating developer experience in web3

What are the specifics of developer experience for web3?

The image is a promotional banner for a speaker at a conference. It features a smiling man wearing sunglasses named Ben Gamble, who is listed as a DevRel Manager at Aiven. He will be presenting on "Building internal alignment" at DEVRELCON in London, 2023. The graphic includes iconic London imagery such as the Underground sign and a red double-decker bus. There is also a black taxi graphic at the bottom, and the event's website address, london-2023.devrelcon.dev, is included. The banner indicates that it was made by Hoopy.

Building internal alignment

Ben discusses the importance of building internal alignment with other teams in order to achieve success.

The image is a promotional banner for a conference presentation. It features a woman with long hair named Nadia Jiang, who is the COO and co-founder of SegmentFault. She is set to speak about "Working with developer communities in China" at an event called DEVRELCON in London, 2023. The background includes a London Underground sign, a double-decker bus, and the event's website address, london-2023.devrelcon.dev. The banner also indicates that the graphic was made by Hoopy. There's a playful addition of a black cab at the bottom left corner, further emphasizing the London theme.

Working with developers in China

Insights into developer preferences and the workings of developer communities in China.

Promotional graphic for DevRelCon London 2023 featuring Carly Richmond, a Developer Advocate at Elastic. The image includes a headshot of Carly Richmond on the left, with the title 'Respecting the Social Battery in DevRel' next to her image. In the background, there are stylized elements representing London, such as the Underground sign and a red double-decker bus. The event's website, 'london-2023.devrelcon.dev,' is displayed at the bottom. The logo of 'hoopy,' the creator of the graphic, is in the bottom right corner.

Respecting the social battery in DevRel

Whether online or in-person, DevRel is a social job. Carly shares how to look out for signs that we need a break and how to reduce the negative impacts.

Promotional image for a conference presentation. It features a bald man, Alfredo Morresi, who is the Developer Community Operations Lead at Google, wearing a yellow shirt and speaking into a microphone. The presentation title 'A Playbook for a Successful Developer Community Operations Team' is displayed. In the background, symbols representing London, such as the Underground sign and a red double-decker bus, denote the location as DEVRELCON London 2023. The event's sponsor, Hoopy, is indicated by their logo at the bottom.

A playbook for a successful developer community operations team

Alfredo Morresi, Developer Community Operations Lead at Google, discusses the importance of data-inspired insights in community operations.