Every year, I gear up for “conference season,” which includes KubeCon NA (typically held between mid-October and mid-November) and AWS re:Invent, always the week after Thanksgiving in the US. As

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Developer Relations (DevRel) faces challenges as startups prioritize roles with clear, measurable contributions to revenue. The rise of Product-Led Growth (PLG) models and tightening VC funding necessitate a shift in how DevRel professionals align their activities with sales, marketing, and customer success. The future of DevRel involves embracing measurable outcomes and adapting roles to ensure long-term sustainability and relevance in the tech industry.

The Death of Developer Relations

If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Manage It