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The Developer Advocacy HandbookThe Developer Advocacy Handbook The Developer Advocacy Handbook About TOC This handbook will get you on the way to be a great developer advocate for any product or company. Naturally, your approach may need tweaking for different markets and audiences – and in accordance with your own personality – but the main principles are the same for everybody and anywhere in the world. This is a new, 2020 version of this 11 year old book and I added quite a few new chapters and removed outdated materials. You can read more about this in the about section. Now, why not get right into it? Choose from the table of contents or read the book. Photo from the DotJS2019 talk Develop, Debug, Learn? About this handbook What is Developer Advocacy/Evangelism? Work with your own company Working with your competition Prepare for outreach Get speaking opportunities Travel and conference participation Deliver a talk or workshop Delivering presentations tips: timekeeping and more Things not to say on stage—and what to do instead Write great posts and articles Write excellent code examples Prepare great slide decks for presentations Create great slide decks for presentations A checklist for more inclusive, accessible and understandable talks Keep a record of your work Know and use the social web Working from your own computer Recording your own talks Creating educational videos Final words If you find this helpful, you can buy me a coffee. © 2009 - 2021 Christian Heilmann The Developer Advocacy Handbook by Christian Heilmann (email), a Principal Program Manager living and working in Berlin, Germany is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 2.0. Based on a work at developer-evangelism.com.enen1729229041https://developer-advocacy.com

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