Dates are hard
How to hide system time and date for Windows and Mac while recording screencasts
DevEd
Guides are a proxy for what you (actually) do
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
Creating an empathy map for developers
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
Surfacing umami content with Awesome DevEd
DevEd with umami needs to be visible. I've created an open source repo following the conventions of other Awesome Lists where you'll find all the DevEd I can get my hands on that fit the criteria of having umami (aka being awesome). GitHub - kamranayub/awesome-deved:
DevEd is not just for devs
A couple of days ago I talked about identifying assumptions underlying your current DevEd strategy. Here's one you might have: "Our DevEd content is only for developers." Is this true? Nope. Even though we say "developer education," your audience is technologists – and they all
DevEd microsites have umami
One example of umami content is DevEd microsites – these are dedicated sites that teach a specific topic or concept and don't involve more than a few pages (but are packed with value). Jeremy Thomas is the creator of Bulma, a free open-source CSS framework used by over 80,
