DevRel talks
The world's largest library of developer relations and developer marketing talks from ten years of DevRelCon.
Activating developers to drive your advocacy program
Empowering developers to push forward your advocacy program involves positive interactions, investment and education, argues GitHub’s developer advocate [Brian Douglas](https://twitter.
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Yet another flight: travelling in dev rel
Your friends might think you have an exciting life of travel, while you know it’s actually just a series of identical hotel rooms and airport terminals.
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Building effective community leaders: a guide
In this talk from DevXCon San Francisco 2018, community strategist and author [Jono Bacon](https://twitter.
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Let me entertain you: how theatre influenced building a developer community
How creativity and a dramatic flair can make meetups sparkle.
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Media 101 for communities
How to develop good relationships with reporters and understand how you can give them something they find useful at the same time as serving your needs.
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User research for DevRel: asking the right questions
When it comes to user research, are you asking the right people the right questions and doing the right thing with their answers? In this talk from DevXCon San Francisco 2018, Wordnik founder and IBM developer advocate [Erin McKean](https://twitter.
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How Shopify created an API go-to-market strategy
Shayne explores the ways in which links between technical design, internal testing and user feedback make a successful go-to-market experience.
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Connecting dev rel and product
How to use developer feedback to suppor your company’s product roadmap and broader strategy.
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How to apply UX principles and methods to API usability
Tao shares five lessons from his work on Google’s Flutter API.
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Developer secrets your customers want to tell you ... if only you’ll listen
Getting developer experience right starts with understanding that your internal developers need just the same tools, documentation, and care as external developers.
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Addressing user emotional needs and where developer experience fits in
Creating a positive emotional experience for the developers who use our products is the job of everyone across the company.
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