Season 1, Episode 1: Building communities around products

Name: Season 1, Episode 1: Building communities around products by Evil Martians
Start: 2023-03-02
End: 2023-03-02

At Dev Propulsion Labs, March 2, 2023

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Victoria Melnikova
Head of New Business
Andrey Sitnik
Author of PostCSS and Autoprefixer, Principal Frontend Engineer

In this series of online round tables, we bring together industry experts on developer productivity. On first episode, our four guest speakers will explore actionable strategies for creating thriving developer communities.

Welcome to Dev Propulsion Labs!

In this series of online round tables, we bring together industry experts on developer productivity to discuss the best practices for designing, building, growing, and promoting successful dev tools.

On first episode, “Building communities around products,” our four guest speakers will explore actionable strategies for creating thriving developer communities.

The speakers:

Don Goodman-Wilson, Founder at Katsudon.tech, Mentor of Developer Relations Teams at GitHub, Slack, Sqreen, and many others
Andrey Sitnik, Creator of PostCSS, Autoprefixer, and Browserslist and Principal Frontend Engineer at Evil Martians
Sylwia Vargas, DevRel and Frontend at StackBlitz, Tech Educator and Writer
Ben Arent, Developer Relations Manager at Teleport

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