Jeremy Meiss articles - 23 total
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Measuring the impact of Developer Relations on Revenue
DevRel is a practice, a discipline, that builds community with developers. It’s also a way to directly impact the bottom line for a company. If you’re willing to start tracking, and start measuring.
Developer Experience is essential for DevOps success
Explore how enhancing developer experience is crucial for DevOps success and fostering a productive, innovative engineering culture.
From Text Editors to Cloud-based IDEs - a DevEx journey
Remember the days of text-based editors like Vim? It’s a far cry from today’s sophisticated IDEs with features like code completion and debugging tools, and 'developer experience' is one of the biggest reasons why
The role of CI/CD interoperability in Developer Experience
Cover image created by ChatGPT / DALL-E Author's Note: What follows is the second post of a series,...
Streamlining your Developer Experience through CI/CD standardization
Cover image created by ChatGPT / DALL-E Author's Note: What follows is the foundation of a...
So let's talk about DevRel metrics
Author's Note: What follows is Part 6 of a (now) 6 Part (and probably a 7th part to come) series on...
Positioning DevRel as a resource within your company
Author's Note: What follows is Part 5 of a (currently) 6 Part series on Developer Relations, and how...
Developer Relations and the customer journey
Author's Note: What follows is Part 4 of a (currently) 6 Part series on Developer Relations, and how...
Asking the right questions for DevRel impact
Author's Note: What follows is Part 3 of a (currently) 6 Part series on Developer Relations, and how...
The foundations of Developer Relations
Author's Note: What follows is Part 2 of a (currently) 6 Part series on Developer Relations, and how...
Moving Developer Relations Forward
Author's Note: What follows is Part 1 of a (currently) 6 Part series on Developer Relations, and how...
So you’re starting a new DevRel Job…
In the Developer Relations space it’s not uncommon to take a position at a company where you’re either the first DevRel, or you’re joining a new team, or taking over a new team. However that fits, these are the first actions I take.
Config best practices: Docker layer caching
Let’s face it: Creating the optimal CI/CD workflow is not always a simple task. In fact, writing...
Broaden your Community and Developer Relations reach through collaboration
Cover image by civilservicelocal from Pixabay Community is hard. It just is. There. I said it. That'...
DevOps before there was DevOps, 20yr old style
aka, "The early days of DevOps, from the perspective of a 20yr old" From 1995-1997 I worked at an In...
Taking our Commitment to Developers to the Next Level
Gardening is often used as an analogy for communities, and for good reason. You start with a need...
The challenge of preparing to give someone else's talk
If a comedy improv troupe was running conference talks for a company, I imagine them setting this up...
How to Deploy a Solace PubSub+ Event Broker to DigitalOcean
If you aren’t already aware, DigitalOcean is a cloud infrastructure provider whose purpose is to help...
My long, winding road to DevRel
Hi, I'm Jeremy. I've spent the last roughly 25 years in IT, with the last 12 or so being a part of...
DevRel is like coffee.. and other profundities.
So the year is 2008. My wife and I have 3 kids, 2 full-time jobs, and we’ve just bought a coffee shop...
ON OPEN SOURCE AND BUILDING COMMUNITIES
Open source is where true innovation happens. There. I’ve said it. The free exchange of ideas, the...
Developer Communities and Why Your Company Should Care
Odds are good that your company currently markets itself in one fashion or another, from Social Media...