DevRel Beyond Conferences: Debugging, Documentation, Community Building

Absolute most important thing your #DevRel team should be doing is LISTENING TO USERS and advocating with a product team that WANTS to improve.

How do you navigate DevRel without a traditional tech background? These 5 principles guide everything I do: 1. Pray and ask God for direction — not every opportunity is the right one 2. Always be testing — I don't publish what I haven't run myself 3. Request feedback constantly — your perspective is limited 4. Always studying — Web3 evolves weekly, so should you 5. Stay curious — better questions lead to better content DevRel isn't about knowing everything. It's about learning in public and helping others along the way. Which principle resonates most with you? 👇 #devrel #developerrelations #web3 #techcareer #careertips #growthmindset #faith #learning

Developer Relations (DevRel) is a two-way channel that not only involves promoting the use of a tech platform or protocol among developers but also collecting valuable feedback from the community to drive further improvements and address any challenges or issues. It benefits developers both inside and outside the organization... Read more about our philosophy on Developer Relations.. #devRel #DeveloperAdvocacy #CommunityEngagement #ContentCreation #TechnicalSupport #hackathon https://lnkd.in/gH5Jsjmj

You are falling into the OpenClaw trend.... It ships fast, the GitHub numbers look credible, and the demos are genuinely impressive. The tradeoffs only surface later, usually in production. I spent time testing and researching alternatives built for what OpenClaw wasn't designed for. Each one solves a different version of the same problem, and knowing which one fits your stack could save your team months of painful retrofitting. Here is the full breakdown: https://lnkd.in/dUXtrSY9 #AIAgents #AIEngineering #BuildingWithAI #SoftwareArchitecture

I’ve decided to open-source the Nami Engine. Some might say we’re giving away our moat, but I disagree. 1️⃣ Sharing with the community drives real progress. 2️⃣ It protects our concepts from ever becoming someone else's IP. 3️⃣ Execution > Secrets. For those who haven't seen it, Nami is an autonomous multi-agent orchestration system that uses heartbeat-driven execution, like OpenClaw, to run complex outcome driven workflows. If you want to try building multi-agent swarms, the repo is now public. I’d love your feedback, PRs, and thoughts. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gac7t643 #aigit #github #agents #orchestration #openclaw

"How do we measure DevRel ROI?" "Developer trust, long-term retention, community quality." "Can you put a number on trust?" "Can you put a number on your sales team's golf rounds?" Silence. Companies that treat DevRel like a demand-gen channel get demand-gen results. The developers who buy don't convert from a nurture sequence. They buy because someone on your team helped them at 11pm with a GitHub issue. That's not a funnel. That's a relationship. --- Hi, I'm Marcos, I run DevRel Bridge where I help developer-first companies scale faster with strategy, content, and community. If you found this useful, you'll probably like what I post here.

Last week I was interviewing a Full Stack dev and he mentioned he was reading "The Pragmatic Programmer". It sparked such a good conversation about the logic behind technical decisions, basically, the business side of code. 🙌 At Chelsea Labs we really value that. It’s not just about knowing how to code, it’s about knowing why you’re doing it and how it actually helps the project. When you get that, you stop being just a developer and start being a strategic partner. What other books have really changed the way you think about engineering? #PragmaticProgrammer #TechLogic #SeniorMindset #ChelseaLabs

“Stop thinking… Start doing. Think less… Do more.” Hal Elrod As developers, we sometimes spend more time planning the "perfect" project than actually writing the first line of code. The truth is: you only learn by shipping, breaking things, and fixing them. This week I'm reminding myself to take action faster: start the repo, write the MVP, test, iterate. Progress beats perfection, every time. What's one thing you've been thinking about for too long that you can start today? 👇 Yuven Carlson Neba Eric Akoh Faithie Hance Noubia Sunjo Hebert Leslie Wafo #30DayDevChallenge #SoftwareEngineering #DevQuotes #ActionOverPerfection #BuildInPublic #crestlancing #WomanInTech #progress

The shift happening right now with OpenClaw and OpenCode is real: open-source AI agents are becoming daily tools for people who actually build things, and the interesting conversations are not at panels or pitch nights. I see this every day in my work at GitLab, which is exactly why I'm hosting the first OpenClaw and OpenCode Show & Tell in Ghent on 8 April at Herberg Macharius. Builders demo what they made, 5-10 minutes each, then questions, then drinks. This event is not for everyone: if you're curious but don't build things yet, you're welcome, but the room will be full of people who do and the conversations will be technical. Come to learn, not to opine (there are plenty of panels for the other kind 😉). Know a builder in Ghent who belongs in this room? Tag them below. Registration link in the first comment. #Ghent #OpenClaw #OpenCode #OpenSource

🚀💻 Calling all creative tech minds! Imagine you’ve got a blank canvas and the freedom to design the next big thing in full stack software development. What would you build? Would it be: - A productivity tool that makes meetings disappear (finally!) - A social app that connects people through memes and coffee ☕ - Or maybe something wild, like a platform that matches coders with their perfect debugging playlist 🎶 I’m opening the floor — drop your bold, quirky, or downright genius ideas below. Let’s see what kind of full stack magic we can dream up together! #FullStack #Innovation #TechFun #Community