Developer Relations (DevRel) has always been about bridging the gap between developers and the technologies they use. Over the past few years, I’ve moved from one hackathon to another—as a hacker, a mentor, and now a DevRel. Even though my experience is still relatively short, I wanted to share some thoughts, as I believe we are witnessing a major shift in how developers interact with DevRel-produced content. To adapt to these changes, we need to evolve our ways of working.

Developer Relations (DevRel) has always been about bridging the gap between developers and the technologies they use. Over the past few years, I’ve moved from one hackathon to another—as a hacker, a mentor, and now a DevRel. Even though my experience is still relatively short, I wanted to share some thoughts, as I believe we are witnessing a major shift in how developers interact with DevRel-produced content. To adapt to these changes, we need to evolve our ways of working.