DevRel Scribbles
  • What are Scribbles?
  • Index
  • Developer Advocacy
  • Developer Advocates
  • Life as a developer advocate
  • Modernising Red Hat’s enterprise developer program
  • Engaging 9-year-old software developers
  • Making 22-year-olds love 26-year-old software
  • Dogfooding developer products: gathering insights from internal hackathons
  • How far does your ethical responsibility stretch for the tech your devs create?
  • Outside the lecture theatre
  • How do you design programs for diversity?
  • Build the Platform Your Developers Actually Want
  • Measuring dev rel programs far beyond marketing activities
  • Developer Evangelism
    • Developer Evangelists
    • How to rock a technical keynote
    • The Art of Slide Design
    • The Art of Talk Design
    • The Art of Story Design
    • Dev events beyond 2021
  • Developer Experience
    • The Power of Content
    • Building a Developer Community in an Enterprise World
    • How to lose a dev in three ways
    • Developer relations, why is it needed?
    • The hierarchy of developer needs
    • GitHub is your documentation landing page
    • Docs as engineering
    • Commit messages vs. release notes
    • A11y pal(ly)- crafting universally good docs
    • Inspiring and empowering users to become great writers, and why that’s important
    • Solving internal technical documentation at Spotify
  • Community Management
    • Building community flywheels
    • DevRel = Community Management?
    • Creating high-quality communities
    • How to grow a healthy Open-Source community?
    • Managing communities at scale
    • Using community to drive growth
    • Useful community success metrics
    • Communities aren't funnels
    • How to mobilise your community during a pandemic
  • Managing a DevRel Team
    • Developer Relations + Product
    • Distributed developer relations
    • Understanding company goals
    • DevRel Qualified Leads (DQL)
    • Path to success for DevRel
    • How to move up in your organization
    • Four pillars of DevRel
    • Building your DevRel dream team
    • Managing the burnout burn-down
    • I messed up and I’m going to get fired
    • How to report on community relationships without being creepy about it
    • How to scale a developer relations team
  • Misc
    • Is developer relations right for you?
    • Tooling your way to a great DevRel Team
    • Planning your DevRel career
    • Success metrics as narratives
    • Get executive buy-in or else
    • Introduction to the AAARRRP devrel strategy framework
    • Strategy for developer outreach
    • Connecting dev rel and product
    • Performance DevRel
    • Ultimate cheat codes for healthier travel
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DevRel Scribbles is a collection of notes from different DevRel Talks, Podcasts or anything that covers the best practices around DevRel. This can be exceptionally useful for someone trying to find out a specific topic, a specific thing they might have heard at a conference or just exploring different talks and do not have the time to listen to it wholly. Just read the notes and you're good to go on most parts!

As one of the initiatives in , we thought it might be helpful to have different DevRel Talks documented in one place, sharing the notes, which have been extremely useful for us learning best practices to the core.

As this repository grows, we will have a curated list of DevRel talks, segmented in different groups. Using the great search features of GitBook one can easily find out the best practices related to a specific field within minutes, skim through the notes and know what might be the best thing to do for a specific case!

For eg.: Someone is making a student community plan and looking for some best practices around it, they'll go and enter the things they're looking for in the search and that covered it all mostly appears! Combining multiple talks, their notes and just reading the summary will save so much time for folks here.

Our aim is to keep this repository open source and free to use for anyone in the community. The support and contributions here would be the thing driving it forward. Let us know if you're willing to help!

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