This is a great post quoting both me and DevRel thought leader Mary Thengvall (Mary Grace! I’m slightly starstruck!) on what it means to be DevRel, why companies need it, and why it’s a great career choice. https://www.zdnet.com/article/what-is-developer-relations-understanding-the-glue-that-keeps-software-and-coders-together/f
3 Ways to Prevent Developer Burnout
This piece was featured in DevOps.com, talking about how valuing developers and developing them can help them to grow and thrive in their company.
https://devops.com/3-ways-to-prevent-developer-burnout/
Meeting developers in their own communities
A great chat about starting a DevRel team, my tactics, and how to come when you are a sole DevRel person: https://www.pandium.com/blogs/building-a-developer-relations-team-interview-with-lorna-mitchell
Building a DevRel Team
Had an excellent chat with the APItheDocs people about building a DevRel team from scratch, why docs are the foundation of developer experience, and why all developer relations teams should have specialist writers in them.
Thinking Out Loud
I had the pleasure of being the first guest on this semi-regular streaming video feature with the AsyncAPI team. We talked about AsyncAPI, how new users can be confused by it all, and what we could change to make it all more approachable.
Go Big with Apache Kafka
Bringing Apache Kafka to a Go audience was a fun experience.
View Go Big with Apache Kafka on Notist.