Developer Relations Made Easy
Voxgig has the tools and expertise to help you maximize your developer relations efforts. Our proven tools for developer advocates and conference organizers can help you get the most out of your knowledge, time, and audience, no matter the size of your organization. Let us help you maximize your impact and achieve your goals.
Developer Relations Services
We can help you start to build your own communities. Work from the ground up by establishing meetups, podcasts, and open source projects, before graduating to full-scale conferences.
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Community
Leadership
Content
Community Engagement
Build trust and respect by engaging with industry foundations, standards groups, and academia.
Thought Leadership
We help grow your own leaders. Craft the right developer brand, and take the right actions to make it trustworthy.
Content Delivery
Spray-and-pray content does not work. You’ll need to track and measure what works and what doesn’t. We’ll show you how to do this operationally.
Make Great Documentation Your Secret Weapon
Creating, refining, and updating documentation, making it interactive, and using it to build community
Voxgig Podcasts
Learn From Some Of The Best In The Business. We talk to people in the developer community about developer relations, public speaking and community events.
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Andrew Grill
This week, we decided to revive the 2018 podcast with Andrew Grill as we bring up public speaking, the rough journey of becoming a public speaker and such. If you are in DevRel you are probably a public speaker, or want to be one. Listen to Andrew for some great advice. Andrew Grill calls himself a ‘practical futurist’. He is a professional writer, blogger and conference speaker—which means he gets paid to talk. And he wants to help you do the same. You’ll learn why the first 90 seconds of a talk are vital, how clichés kill your talk, and how to tell when you’ve hooked your audience. Andrew also gives us tips on how to survive when the tech lets you down (something many of us can identify with). He shares his insights on why Blackberry failed, why we need to broaden our understanding of quotas, and why digital diversity is the next big idea in tech. In this day and age, we can use smart devices to perform better as speakers, so we touch on how technology can benefit us when adversity kicks in. Learn more about Andrew here: https://actionablefuturist.com/ To get a weekly dose of the experiences of DevRel professionals or news on DevRel meetups sign up to the Voxgig newsletter. View all show notes, links, and more brilliant public speaking resources at voxgig.com. If you like what you hear on Fireside with Voxgig, don’t be shy―tell everyone! Use #firesidewithvoxgig on your social media.
Episode
79
John Lynch
When we talk about Developer Relations, we often talk about the three Cs: Code, Community, and Content. This week's podcast talk makes a turn at bringing those three together. Service design helps us achieve that with its principles for DevRel strategy. Delivering and designing a service is critical in making your DevRel coherent. In this podcast, John Lynch who is a Service Designer breaks down the service design thinking in the technical world with real-world examples as well as his experiences. With John as our guest, we get to discuss: - Types of Design - What defines a service? - Are services all around us? - What defines a product? - Reading and Maintaining Documentation - Working with APIs and third-party services
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78
Vicky Twomey-Lee
A trip back in time – listen to Vicky Twomey-Lee’s great description of her patient and committed community building in the world of Python and beyond. A how-to guide on building a community and successful event creation! Spoiler alert: it takes work, commitment and patience. Vicky Twomey-Lee is a diversity in tech & community veteran. You need community BEFORE you have an event!
