The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
GitHub's Brian Douglas talks about how to create developer experiences that are designed for developer happiness
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Advice on how to handle giving talks in DevRel when you're a nervous public speaker.
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Simon Phipps explains why software freedom is at the very core of developer relations.
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Using data to inform your content strategy can give you insights into what to write, who to write to for and when to publish.
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Beautifully crafted documentation takes practice and skill.
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A robust replacement plan is a great resource with benefits for you, your replacement, and your community.
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When it comes to building your community, there are some lessons to learn from the movie Mean Girls.
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Making sure that what you’re writing is useful, interesting, and timely isn’t easy when you’re juggling a full dev rel programme.
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Don draws on his previous career as a philosophy academic to ask some awkward questions about developer relations.
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Heroku’s Nahid Samsami and Jeff Dickey are behind the Heroku developer CLI and the Open CLI framework.
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An OpenAPI spec is about more than auto-generated reference docs.
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Building developer relationships isn’t a solo mission—stop drowning and start collaborating with the people already around you.
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