Developer Advocast
Developer Advocast is a community podcast for all stripes and colors of the Developer Advocacy rainbow. Join hosts Sharone Zitzman and Jeremy Hess for tons of fun and enlightening conversations with the magical unicorns of the DevRel world. So, if you’re a Developer Advocate, Technical Evangelist, Developer Marketing Manager or anything in between, come make some tasty guacamole with us!
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Episodes
Thursday Jun 09, 2022
Thursday Jun 09, 2022
In this second part of our Hiring DevRels series, we get Matty and Wesley to talk about candidates that are mult-disciplinary vs a team of focused DevRels.
We also get into how important it is to be responsive as well as the importance of naming the job title.
Thank you all for joining us for this first season and we will see you in September for Season 2!
Wednesday Jun 08, 2022
Wednesday Jun 08, 2022
In this 2-part series, we close out the first season of Developer Advocast with two beloved DevRels, Matty Stratton and Wesley Faulkner.
In this witty and funny first episode, Sharone and Jeremy get Wesley and Matty to shower us with stories about hiring mistakes and other painful stories they personally had to manage.
They also tackle the "superhero all-encompassing" job descriptions seen in the wild on a daily basis.
Part 2 is out tomorrow, so keep an eye out!
Thursday May 12, 2022
Thursday May 12, 2022
Communities are not always built on luck. As co-host Sharone Zitzman always says - you need to chop wood and carry water! In this episode we have the community fanatic Rosie Sherry with us along with Nimrod Kramer, co-founder of daily.dev.
While Nimrod discusses how his tool became an unexpected community success, Rosie talks about starting, building, and maturing her communities with her years of real experience. There are a lot of gems in this one, so give it a listen.
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Follow Rosie:
https://twitter.com/rosiesherry
https://rosie.land/
Follow Nimrod:
https://twitter.com/NimrodKramer
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Check out the tweet from Lauren Schaefer: https://twitter.com/Lauren_Schaefer/status/1508395979913011204
The Developer Advocate's Guide to Metrics and Reporting: https://theworst.dev/developer-advocates-guide-to-metrics-and-reporting
Follow DevRel Avocados: https://twitter.com/DevRelAvocados
Tuesday Apr 26, 2022
Tuesday Apr 26, 2022
It's a truly difficult task to balance your speaking gigs and customer-facing work with your personal life. Developer Advocates know this all too well.
In this episode, we talk with Quintessence Anx from Vivanti Software and JJ Asghar from IBM about their personal experiences in dealing with these issues. They offer tons of information that you can use to handle things like saying "no" and being able to talk about the "why" of going to every conference and having to show how many blog posts you published.
Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
Developer Advocates wear a multitude of hats in an organization. But one of the functions that they are usually tasked with is being the first to test new features and applications and then provide feedback to the development teams.
In this episode we talk with Philipp Krenn from Elastic and Liran Tal from Snyk about their experience with being User Zero and how it impacts the delivery of new tools and features. We also talk about what the feedback loop looks like and the pushback they can sometimes get when offering feedback.
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Monday Mar 21, 2022
What are the secrets to great storytelling... for technical topics and engineers?
Join Jason Yee, Director of Advocacy at Gremlin and Avital Tzubeli, Regional Developer Advocate at Vonage shine light on the beauty and tribulations of telling a great technical story. We discuss topics ranging from teaching others to create amazing talks to crafting interesting presentations to the philosophy of great storytelling.
You can find episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more about us at https://developeradvocast.com/.
Thursday Mar 10, 2022
Thursday Mar 10, 2022
How do you bring joy to developers as an advocate? Amir Shevat, Head of Product - Developer Platform at Twitter, bring us amazing insights and nuggets for DevRels.
Listen to hosts Sharone Zitzman (RTFMPlease.dev) and Jeremy Hess (Akeyless.io) as they learn from the one and only Amir Shevat about how to give developers a truly fantastic experience with your product and connect with them on a deeper level to grow your community.
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