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#DevReljp @devreltokyo #48 〜DevRelと転職/採用〜 at #TAM 公式ツイートまとめ - Togetter

DevRel Meetup in Tokyo 48回目！ 今回のテーマはDevRelと転職/採用。今回は人事です。自社採用を円滑に行う上で企業のブランディングは必須と言えるかと思います。また,De..

Improving Developer Experience - BASwiftable - Speaker Deck

Improving Developer Experience - BASwiftable - Speaker Deck

FAQathons - Google Slides

FAQathons: your new tool for community forum enhancement

Keynote: Reflections - Kelsey Hightower, Staff Developer Advocate, Google - YouTube

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Rethink your assumptions about your user base - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Aileen and Ryan Morris transitioned to coding and UX career paths in tech from non-technical backgrounds. In this talk from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Aileen and Ryan run through some of the friction they faced through the learning and hiring process. Transcript Ryan: Our topic is rethinking your assumptions about your user base. A lot …

Creating high quality communities - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Gerard Sans is Senior Developer Advocate at AWS and has built meetup communities from the ground up. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Gerard runs through the key elements in growing a successful tech community around meetups and events. Transcript Okay. So what we can see here is that I spend way too …

One size doesn't fit all - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Amara Graham transitioned from enterprise developer to developer advocate, with a history of helping developers implement proprietary and open source solutions. In this talk from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Amara explores how to make sure your content is enabling your community. Transcript Again, my name is Amara Graham. I’m a developer advocate with IBM and …

Building communities for junior contributors - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Conrad Hollomon is Program Director of a Techstars accelerator and has built software development teams. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Conrad talks about how the Operation Code community supports new member contributions. Transcript My name is Conrad Hollomon and I volunteer with an organization called Operation Code. And we’re going to be …

Building Community is Smart Business | Erica Kuhl | CMX

CMX explains Building Community is Smart Business | Erica Kuhl and Videos . CMXHub - Helping Community Professionals Thrive.

How to Turn Your Community into a Movement | Jennifer Dulski | CMX

How to Turn Your Community into a Movement | Jennifer Dulski. Highlights from CMX Summit 2019. CMXHub - Helping Community Professionals Thrive.

How to lose a dev in three ways - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Jamie Wittenberg has worked on onboarding for many prominent developer products and helped thousands of people learn to code. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Jamie walks through various issues in documentation that can alienate new users of your platform, and how to address them. Transcript I am Jamie Wittenberg, and this is …

DX Summit 2019 Attendees Share Customer Experience, Marketing Challenges

DX Summit 2019 Attendees Share Customer Experience, Marketing Challenges

The Power of Enterprise Community Marketing | Jay Simons and Alex Bard

The Power of Enterprise Community Marketing | Jay Simons and Alex Bard. CMX Summit 2019. CMXHub - Helping Community Professionals Thrive.

CMX Summit 2019 - Tracking the Millions Your Team Influences in ARR

Executives, Community Leaders, and Tracking the Millions Your Team Influences in ARR | Mada Seghete, Co-Founder of Branch.

Amanda Gonser on Twitter: "As folks in #community & #devrel, we should be trying to build these networks, prioritizing things around this identity; we should help our users feel badass when they use our products #ossummit #lfelc #pagerduty https://t.co/kkXdi029Hu" / Twitter

Amanda Gonser on Twitter: "As folks in #community & #devrel, we should be trying to build these networks, prioritizing things around this identity; we should help our users feel badass when they use our products #ossummit #lfelc #pagerduty https://t.co/kkXdi029Hu" / Twitter

Quotes and Notes from CMX Summit: Community is Eating the World

Quotes and Notes from CMX Summit 2019. VC Panel: Community is Eating the World. CMXHub - Helping Community Professionals Thrive.

Notes from CMX Summit: Getting to the Heart of Radical Candor

Getting to the Heart of Radical Candor | Kim Scott & Ryan Smith | CMX Summit 2019. CMXHub - Helping Community Professionals Thrive.

DevOpsDays Boston 2019 - Built With Love - Why Developer Experience Matters by Arthur Maltson - YouTube

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The Community Roundtable Connect: Community Solutions Showcase 2019 S…

The CSS 2019 Snapshot covers some of the themes and topics discussed during the event; including the key trends we’ve observed about the community technology m…

2019 Online Community Trends from 4 Big Events

2019 Online Community Trends from 4 Big Events

PDXWIT on Twitter: "So, what's a Developer Advocate? We're the people who align developer tools with what developers need, and act as a conduit for information. This means a variety of work, as you'll see: meeting with industry peers, talking to customers, and steering products. --Liz/@lizthegrey" / Twitter

PDXWIT on Twitter: "So, what's a Developer Advocate? We're the people who align developer tools with what developers need, and act as a conduit for information. This means a variety of work, as you'll see: meeting with industry peers, talking to customers, and steering products. --Liz/@lizthegrey" / Twitter

The Thing About Burnout - Google Slides

The Thing About

3 Lessons from DevRel Experts on Building Developer Communities

How do you create a vibrant user community? A few lessons that we learned about building developer communities from DevRel experts during our panel.

Phoenix 🍫👑👩🏾‍💻 on Twitter: "Useful slides from “How to be a Developer Advocate for Open Source” by @cwillycs 😩👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 #AllThingsOpen #TechConference #SoftwareDevelopment https://t.co/M12WgkRzsC" / Twitter

Phoenix 🍫👑👩🏾‍💻 on Twitter: "Useful slides from “How to be a Developer Advocate for Open Source” by @cwillycs 😩👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 #AllThingsOpen #TechConference #SoftwareDevelopment https://t.co/M12WgkRzsC" / Twitter

Pushing the (Community) Dialog Further, Together - The Community Roundtable

TheCR Connect conference is always striving to push the dialogue further, and this year did not disappoint. Between an in-depth exploration of the vendor market in their Community Solutions Showcase to the two thought-provoking keynotes on entrepreneurship and trust in Community spaces, my notebook is more frantic and full than ever with takeaways. Below are …

Shilla Saebi 🥑 on Twitter: "Burnout has been a hot topic in the #opensource community & a topic of discussion at #AllThingsOpen. Being busy is a status symbol, & we over schedule ourselves. Because of social media, constant availability, & hero culture, no wonder we are burning out. @ashleymcnamara https://t.co/a6Fl5TopmI" / Twitter

Shilla Saebi 🥑 on Twitter: "Burnout has been a hot topic in the #opensource community & a topic of discussion at #AllThingsOpen. Being busy is a status symbol, & we over schedule ourselves. Because of social media, constant availability, & hero culture, no wonder we are burning out. @ashleymcnamara https://t.co/a6Fl5TopmI" / Twitter

戸倉彩(とくあや)👩‍💻11/15DevRelエンジニアフレンドリーになるための3C書籍発売予定 on Twitter: "言葉を優しさで包み込んで「自分の意見」を述べることで、聞いている人たちの拒絶反応を抑えられるケースが多い。 #自戒を込めて #DevFestWomen #devreljp #devrel" / Twitter

戸倉彩(とくあや)👩‍💻11/15DevRelエンジニアフレンドリーになるための3C書籍発売予定 on Twitter: "言葉を優しさで包み込んで「自分の意見」を述べることで、聞いている人たちの拒絶反応を抑えられるケースが多い。 #自戒を込めて #DevFestWomen #devreljp #devrel" / Twitter

戸倉彩(とくあや)👩‍💻11/15DevRelエンジニアフレンドリーになるための3C書籍発売予定 on Twitter: "Q: 「コミュニティのフィードバック」をどうやって得ているか？日本ではなかなかフィードバックを得ることが難しい傾向がある。 A: 懇親会などで会話する。匿名でアンケートを取る。イベントハッシュタグを決めておくとツイートからフィードバックを学べる。等 #DevFestWomen #devreljp #devrel" / Twitter

戸倉彩(とくあや)👩‍💻11/15DevRelエンジニアフレンドリーになるための3C書籍発売予定 on Twitter: "Q: 「コミュニティのフィードバック」をどうやって得ているか？日本ではなかなかフィードバックを得ることが難しい傾向がある。 A: 懇親会などで会話する。匿名でアンケートを取る。イベントハッシュタグを決めておくとツイートからフィードバックを学べる。等 #DevFestWomen #devreljp #devrel" / Twitter

戸倉彩(とくあや)👩‍💻11/15DevRelエンジニアフレンドリーになるための3C書籍発売予定 on Twitter: "Q:メンバーのコミュニティに対するコミットメントについてどうコントロールすれば良いか？ A: 稼働できる時間や人は異なるため、グループ化しておくことでその中でアロケーションを任せる。例えばSlackなども活用しタスクの可視化をしてメンバーに意識づけをする等。 #DevFestWomen #devreljp #devrel" / Twitter

戸倉彩(とくあや)👩‍💻11/15DevRelエンジニアフレンドリーになるための3C書籍発売予定 on Twitter: "Q:メンバーのコミュニティに対するコミットメントについてどうコントロールすれば良いか？ A: 稼働できる時間や人は異なるため、グループ化しておくことでその中でアロケーションを任せる。例えばSlackなども活用しタスクの可視化をしてメンバーに意識づけをする等。 #DevFestWomen #devreljp #devrel" / Twitter

Your first 100 developers - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Syndey Lai has been involved in coding and developer communities from a young age. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Syndey outlines the math and practicalities in growing a new tech community, referencing case studies along the way. Transcript So who remembers GeoCities? Thank you. Yeah. Okay. Because you’re older. No, I’m just …

Building an army of advocates without a big budget - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Paige Paquette leads developer marketing at Slack, focusing on growing the number of developers who are building on the platform. In this talk from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Paige runs through the essential steps in effectively marketing your API to a developer audience. Transcript It’s so awesome to be here with just a room full …

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Breaking down barriers to 'Hello World' - DevRel.net DevRel.net

As lead Community Engineer at Stoplight, Taylor Barnett focuses on inclusive, empathetic developer experience. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Taylor discusses some of the barriers your users might face getting to “Hello World” together with strategies for achieving those early wins. Transcript So, the last time I gave this talk, there was …

TBA: Developer experience stuff? by Ashley Williams - YouTube

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Why I bet my career on React - DevRel.net DevRel.net

At Real World React, Benjamin Dunphy organizes multiple React community events. In this lightning talk from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Benjamin runs through some metrics around React adoption, perception, and community.   Transcript So last week, React celebrated six years since it was first open-sourced. And the growth React has seen in that time has …

CMX & Chill - Over 60 Talks from CMX Summit 2019 Are Now Available!

CMX & Chill - Over 60 Talks from CMX Summit 2019 Are Now Available!

Swinging wildly at glitter - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Marlena Compton is a software developer, artist, and conference organizer. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Marlena shows how design thinking can help to figure out how to use your company’s approach to swag as a tool in relationship building with your customers. Transcript Well, hello, and thank you so much. And I …

Kindness engineering - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Lead software engineer and speaker from Salesforce, Dmitry Vinnik explores kindness in this talk from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, covering how you can use empathy to get the best out of your community and your team even when dealing with difficult interactions. Transcript So, my name is Dmitry Vinnik, and today, we’ll talk about kindness. …

What investors think of developer relations - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Dana Oshiro is General Manager at Heavybit, a fund and support programme that specialises in start-ups whose products target developers. Dana Oshiro directs the accelerator’s curriculum and advisory network. In this talk from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Dana runs through the key metrics and startup stages to understand as a developer relations contributor. Transcript So, …

Why do we have so many stickers? - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Developer Advocate at GitHub, Brian Douglas explores GitHub and streetwear branding stories in this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, touching on swag ideation and representation in developer communities. Transcript So, I’m Brian. My name is not Chad. I can confirm that. And I’m here to talk about stickers. So who’s ready for this? Audience …

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Creating psychological safety in digital communities - DevRel.net DevRel.net

As a certified change manager, Jamie Cantrell understands the practicalities in behavioral change. In this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019, Jamie shares some key lessons from the process of overhauling community norms at SAP. Transcript For those of you who were here in the last talk, we’re going to talk a little bit about …

Redefining SDKs as software diversity kits - DevRel.net DevRel.net

Head of Developer Evangelism at Xero, Sid Maestre talks through the biases and challenges in building SDKs to support a diversity of programming languages on your platform in this session from DevRelCon San Francisco 2019. Transcript Today, I’m going to be talking about the challenges of supporting multiple programming languages, the diversity of programmers that …

GitHub is Your Landing Page

Having a good README file in every GitHub project is a key ingredient of good developer experience, but what makes a good README? This session looks at the various types of projects you might want to create a README for, and offers examples of good README practice in each case. Making sure the purpose and status of the project is key, and directing users to your (beautiful and actively maintained) main documentation is definitely part of the deal. But we can do more to engage and inform developers that reach our projects this way, and this session will show you how. Recommended for everyone who wants to make the projects we create a welcoming place for users, however they find us.

Upgrading Your Users: How We Get Better at Developer Relations - Speaker Deck

A look at Kathy Sierra's KickAss curve as a call-to-action for DevRel professionals to place less emphasis on Influencer Marketing in favor of upgrading their users by making them feel like we can help them become a badass at the things they want to master. I use a personal anecdote from my journey into motorcycle racing as a way to abstract away from software-specific concepts to make an impactful point around how we can build stronger community relationships in the software industry.

Fireside Chat with Elizabeth Kinsey | CMX Connect - YouTube

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