On September 24-25 I attended the Future Developer Summit in Menlo Park, CA. It’s an event where about 60+ leaders discuss the future of developer marketing and developer relations. Here are pictures from the event. _I created collages so you will see more than 10 pictures 😉
Willie Tejada from IBM shared that top-bottom approach is being replaced with bottom-up approach where management grants permission and developers make decisionsLori Fraleigh from Samsung shared diversity journeyLeandro Margulis from TomTom shared what they learned from building an inclusive developer communitySuccesses and failures from 4 developer programs leaders with Diego Moreira (Facebook), Tim Falls (Digital Ocean), Leandro Margulis (TomTom), Lori Fraleigh (Samsung). Moderated by Moschoula Kramvousanou (Slash Data)Diane Prescott from Microsoft shared how to be relevant to developers regardless of ageMichael Carraz from Slash Data shared the latest developer trends from their research. Above Michael is showing what core program features organizations should offer by regionLuke Kilpatrick from Nutanix shared this statistics that hows the growing developer influenceFrancisco Romero from Amadeus IT group shared how they built a new developer programSid Maestre from Xero shared how they put together a developer roadshowSuccesses and failures from 5 developer programs leaders with: Sara Chipps (Stackoverflow), Nick Schwartz (Banco Santader), Amanda Whaley (Cisco), Jarred Keneally & Cassie Divine (Intuit), Ellie Powers (Slack)
Here are a few more pictures (because why not). These pictures show the new edition of Developer Marketing + Relations book and some interesting data from Slash Data.
2nd edition of Developer Marketing + Relations bookWhat developer program leaders do all dayThe millions dollar questionDeveloper programs and priorities
Overall it was a great event (I will have notes posted soon). It was small (about 60 people), this means you can meet almost everyone. I hope to be back next year.
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