At the Technically True Podcast, we talk about developer relations in early-stage startups, building communities around a product, and getting started with the different facets of developer experience.
Thanks for hunting Technically True @picsoung! I started Technically True to learn more about public speaking and developer relations from the experts in the field. Over time, it helped me learn a lot about the intricacies of developer relations and product marketing. I hope this proves to be useful for others too. If you've guests in mind you'd like to see in the show, feel free to share that in the comments :)
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@tanay_pant well done! You should invite Kelsey Hightower for one of the future episodes.
Insightful podcast with a variety of awesome guests! Tanay is structuring the podcast with interesting questions all about public speaking, team-building and DevRel, which makes the listen very enjoyable for me :)
Absolutely love Technically True Podcast! It's amazing to hear so much about how DevRel professionals think about their product, marketing it and how they approach building and scaling it. As for @tanay_pant, he understands the audience finds the right questions to ask the professionals who build the developer experience for the products we use everyday.
I'm always curious about listening to DevRel podcasts and knowing Tanay and some of the guests here, I'm sure this will be focused on learning and exploring something new out of this ecosystem.
Thanks a lot for this initiative! π
@tanay_pant It really is :) Developer relations in early-stage startups is very important for developer tools, and it's not easy to find relevant content about that today.
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