The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
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.
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How Qualcomm uses GenAI in developer relations shows a transformative approach to engaging third-party developers and expediting support processes.
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Why free events often struggle with attendance and engagement; Jolo reveals how strategic email marketing increased conversion rates to 35%.
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How to visualize the internal structures of DevRel programs reveals a model that enhances cross-functional collaboration and boosts stakeholder engagement.
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What to do in a crisis: learn how individual contributors can plan effectively and lead through uncertainty in DevRel roles.
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AI is rewriting the DevRel playbook: this panel shows how discovery, docs, and developer education are evolving fast.
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Why DevRel should care about bugs: Eric explains how great bug reports build trust and speed up real fixes.
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AI agents are now your developers’ developers — so what happens when they start choosing which tools to use?
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Why DX teams fail at impact: hear how overvaluing visibility and “bling” weakens real business results.
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Running a student programme isn’t about promotion—it’s about empathy, honesty, and helping students help each other.
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Emily argues that even the vaguest feedback can be valuable, if you know how to read between the lines.
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Proving DevRel’s value gets easier when you measure humans, not hits."
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