Next up: How to Dev Rel - the age-old question of engaging developers
Introduced by our very own
@imanishbarnwal, panelists shared best practices for creating environments that attract, educate, and retain developers ✨
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@HammerToe, Senior Dev Rel at
@arbitrum, pointed to the challenge of staying updated in the fast-moving blockchain space. For him, DevRel is ultimately about people, with strong relationships serving as the foundation for technological success.
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@0xanmol, Dev Rel, at
@EclipseFND, described DevRel as more than just a functional role. It’s about creating trust and making developers feel like they belong. By engaging directly with developers at hackathons, he stressed how live interactions provide invaluable real-time feedback.
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@PauChan23, Dev Rel at
@wormhole, emphasized that DevRel is about empowering developers to achieve their goals by fostering trust and collaboration. Her focus on open forums like public working groups underlines how education and shared insights can shape thriving ecosystems.
🗨️ @AliSerag0, Product at
@flow_blockchain, described the multifaceted nature of Dev Rel, from debugging to content creation. He highlighted how transparency about tools’ capabilities fosters long-term trust and strengthens developer ecosystems.
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@qc_qizhou, Founder of
@EthStorage, underscored the importance of finding skilled developers who truly understand ecosystem needs. He urged the community to prioritize long-term relationships, supporting developers for years to come.
By fostering a vibrant dev culture, projects can fuel innovation and growth—essential for any thriving Web3 ecosystem 🪴
Recap 👉
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Full video 👉
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