The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
Anthony Giuliano says great developer videos aren’t about fancy cameras—they’re about helping people actually understand what you’re teaching.
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When your DevRel metrics look great but leadership doesn’t get it, maybe you’re speaking the wrong language.
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The most powerful tool for leading a DevRel team isn't data; it's telling great stories.
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The most powerful tool for leading a DevRel team isn't data; it's telling great stories.
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Amid budget cuts, Developer Relations professionals must shift focus from followers to internal relationships to secure lasting impact.
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Marc makes the case for using your creative hobbies, like pixel art, as part of your DevRel work.
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Demos stick better when you treat them like magic tricks: structured, emotional, and designed for memory, not just wow factor.
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Amit shares six common reasons quick start guides fall short and how to turn them into genuinely helpful developer experiences.
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Your talk isn’t getting rejected because it’s bad. It’s because your CFP doesn’t show why anyone should care.
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Craig Dennis throws out the traditional, polished demo format and invites GPT-4 to build alongside him—live, unscripted, and unpredictable.
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Working with partners means being technical, strategic, and relational—all at once—and knowing when to go deep.
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What if the best way to grow your meetup is to stop running talks and start hosting conversations?
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