From 2009 to 2013, I saw every new API that was released for developers. I was the editor of ProgrammableWeb, the journal of the API economy. Founder John Musser and I used to joke, “It’s the year of …

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Quick Start guides are your first handshake with developers. These guides are essential for getting developers onboard with your API or SDK. They’re the welcoming mat that either invites developers in …

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When your technical audience determines your product’s success, it’s important to provide documentation and other tools to engage them. To that end, you’ll find Developer Experience (DX) teams at many …

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No matter how well you know your technical product, you’ll never know it through the eyes of your users. In fact, the better you know your product, the harder it gets. You need external input from …

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Founding Father Benjamin Franklin is renowned for his accomplishments as a statesman, scientist, author, and inventor. While most are familiar with his political contributions, Franklin’s ingenuity …

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Anyone who has read the EveryDeveloper blog or founder Adam DuVander’s book, Developer Marketing Does Not Exist, probably already knows that marketing to developers presents its own special …

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