I want to take the best parts of our real-life DevRel Events and twist them to an online format in a meaningful way. Think a panel discussion or an unconference.

Speakers:

• Hassan Al Kazmi, Artist Advocate at King:

How much support should a developer advocate provide

• Janina Łaszkiewicz, Agile Coach, Community Manager, Founder of Eventspace.by:

Doing events so developers like them 3000

• Mostafa Moradian, Developer Advocate at Load Impact:

DevRel content strategies with a focus on SEO optimization for developers

Topics to explore sometime:

• Do you hate webinars as much as I do?
• How to make sure you have current and enough documentation
• Peculiar ways of becoming a developer advocate
• Internal developer advocacy programs
• Why devrel and community people often get fired [first]

Wanna share your experience on these or simialr topics? Please poke back to devrel.events@gmail.com to join the fun next time.

A bit more context for the curious:

There were many things that led me to kickstart this online meetup. Here's 3 from the top of my head:

• Many devrel ppl became open to new opportunities
• The real-life events probably are not to return until autumn
• There's so much online events and meetings now, but few that are fun

I believe we can have fun while discussing various aspects of developer relations, a topic, many of us are so passionate about. And I believe these online meetups of ours can be cut into meaningful rewatchable pieces of valuable information, good for YouTube and useful for people.

So here we go. We can have fun, connect to peers and generate useful content. Also I'll make sure everyone on these videos looks and sounds good, has their social channels/LinkedIn featured.

Fun and useful is the best pitch of the event.