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Developer-led is the podcast show where we explore how modern companies build and grow developer products. Every episode we welcome a guest to have a quick conversation about their experience. Developer-led is hosted by Jonathan Reimer (@jonathimer).
Update frequency:
every 18 days
Average audio length:
31 minutes
English
United States
9 episodes
since April 26, 2023
episodic
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In this episode, we sit down with Prashant Sridharan, the VP of Developer Relations and Marketing at Tinybird, a real-time platform for data and engineering teams. With an impressive 25-year career that includes stops at Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook, and AWS, Prashant shares his invaluable insights…
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I sat down with Jakub Czakon, who is the CMO at Neptune.ai, a devtool startup that helps developers log, store, and organize all their ML model data in one place. Jakub is also well known for his newsletter “Developer Markepear” and his “Developer Marketing” Slack community, where he provides usefu…
In today's episode, we're diving into the world of developer marketing with a special guest, Rishabh Kaul, the Head of Marketing at Appsmith. Appsmith is an open-source platform that empowers developers to build custom applications on top of their data sources efficiently. Rishabh, with a…
In this exciting interview, we sit down with Ben Rometsch. Ben is the Founder & CEO of Flagsmith - an Open Source Feature Flag, Remote Config, and AB testing platform. Started in 2019, the open-source company is fully bootstrapped and makes over $1M in annual recurring revenue from companies li…
GitHub, a widely popular platform for developers, has revolutionized the way code is shared, collaborated on, and managed. However, despite its commitment to open-source software, GitHub itself is not open-source. In a recent interview with Zach Holman, an engineer who worked at GitHub for five yea…
In the fast-paced world of software development, building strong relationships with developers is crucial for the success of products and platforms. Developer Relations (DevRel) is a field that focuses on fostering these relationships and empowering developers to be successful. In this blog post, w…
In the world of open source, gaining traction and attracting GitHub stars is a common goal for companies. However, achieving significant growth in a short period of time is no easy feat. In this episode of Developer-led, we will delve into the key insights shared by Nevo David, the growth wizard be…
Natwar Maheshwari is Director of Developer Programs at Algolia - a search platform focused on developers. Over 10,000 companies and millions of developers use Algolia to build search features. Today, Algolia powers 1.5 Trillion searches a year – that’s 4 times more than Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Bai…
Jana Iris is one of the OGs in developer community building. As employee number 10 at HashiCorp, she has scaled one of the most iconic developer communities from 0 to millions of developers. Furthermore, she was involved in building developer communities at companies like Engine Yard, New Relic, an…
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