When I worked in developer relations, I tried to spend time with the engineers who built our product, in addition to the ones who would use it. Once, one of the team responsible for our developer …
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The elements of successful developer experience include a lot of context beyond the simple reference of what’s possible. Increasingly, OpenAPI—a specification that defines REST APIs—is used to create …
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You can probably imagine yourself midway through a complex technical tutorial. You have multiple terminal windows open. Your browser has tabs aplenty. Your fingers have memorized the “Ctrl-F” pattern …
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Physical places have a collection of characteristics that make your experience. There are visual and audio cues that make up an ambiance. There are signs and design elements that point you to a …
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A consistent drum beat of content is a healthy sign of a developer tool. It shows that you’re not just building, but that you’re also thinking about how people use your software. Your content can grab …
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Your developer portal is the home for your API or developer tool. It’s the center of your developer experience. And you may be ignoring many of its visitors, primarily because you can’t see …
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