This week on DevEducate, Shruti Kuber from Restack joins me to talk about how her startup uses an iterative, collaborative approach to planning developer video content that works for their small team – and why starting with a niche audience is helping them create content that is getting noticed.
Ever found yourself staring at your video editor after doing a long recording session and wish you could figure out where you messed up? (because you DID mess up, stop trying to hide behind the couch! I SEE you!). Here's a hot tip from Mason Egger, Sr. Technical
When I worked at General Mills, I evaluated a bunch of artifact repository vendors, did all the research, and put together POCs (even bringing in on-site solution engineers). At the end of the day though, it was my manager's decision on which vendor to go with. Not a
Imagine you were taking a look at PostHog and as a developer, you skip the homepage and shoot on over to the docs (like you do). What do you think is happening in your mind IF you see a Guides section with things like... * Create cumulative time series charts * Send
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Ivan Burazin to talk about his creative approaches to developer marketing – from designing custom fashion to an API onboarding game.
After chatting with developers in your community and diving into how they learn, you'll have a pile of notes and data you can use to improve your marketing and DevRel efforts. What do you do with this data? Turn it into insights! One of the tools I use
