DevRelCon New York 2025

AI is rewriting the DevRel playbook: this panel shows how discovery, docs, and developer education are evolving fast.

How to keep developer relations thriving amid operational challenges is revealed through practical insights and actionable frameworks for measuring success.

Why DevRel should care about bugs: Eric explains how great bug reports build trust and speed up real fixes.

How gamification strategies can fail to build community trust while providing insight into creating a cohesive developer ecosystem.

How budget constraints challenge developer relations teams reveals actionable strategies for building effective community engagement with minimal resources.

How to create engaging physical demos for events reveals the key components that make demonstrations memorable, enhancing audience interaction and participation.

Why many video strategies fail despite high demand reveals a crucial focus on fixing product issues first—leading to improved user engagement and adoption.

Why some community initiatives fail to engage; Erica Hanson reveals practical strategies from her experience at Google and Flutterflow that build lasting in-person communities.

How AI can transform developer community dynamics while preserving human connection is explored, revealing strategies that boost engagement and collaboration.

Anthony Giuliano says great developer videos aren’t about fancy cameras—they’re about helping people actually understand what you’re teaching.

Proving DevRel’s value gets easier when you measure humans, not hits."

How the rise of LLMs changes the role of developer relations, revealing new strategies to enhance documentation's effectiveness and boost developer success.

The most powerful tool for leading a DevRel team isn't data; it's telling great stories.

How outdated documentation erodes trust in AI tools. Justin Chavez explains a new AI-driven feedback loop for documentation that improves accuracy and user experience.

How Qualcomm uses GenAI in developer relations shows a transformative approach to engaging third-party developers and expediting support processes.

When your DevRel metrics look great but leadership doesn’t get it, maybe you’re speaking the wrong language.

Running a student programme isn’t about promotion—it’s about empathy, honesty, and helping students help each other.

Why DX teams fail at impact: hear how overvaluing visibility and “bling” weakens real business results.

What to do in a crisis: learn how individual contributors can plan effectively and lead through uncertainty in DevRel roles.

How to engage virtual audiences in hybrid events while staying within budget shows proven strategies that led to 18,000 viewers tuning in.

Emily argues that even the vaguest feedback can be valuable, if you know how to read between the lines.

Why piggybacking on trends can transform content strategies; Lizzie Siegle reveals how timely demos can engage audiences and improve visibility.

AI agents are now your developers’ developers — so what happens when they start choosing which tools to use?

The most powerful tool for leading a DevRel team isn't data; it's telling great stories.

Bridging the gap between DevRel activities and business impact reveals how to present valuable insights to senior leadership effectively.

Why free events often struggle with attendance and engagement; Jolo reveals how strategic email marketing increased conversion rates to 35%.

How to visualize the internal structures of DevRel programs reveals a model that enhances cross-functional collaboration and boosts stakeholder engagement.

Why transitioning to YouTube can be daunting; Greg Baugues shares strategies that propelled his channel to nearly 10,000 subscribers and engaged viewers.