There's a job in tech called Developer Relations.
They're the first line of defense between the angry software user and the engineering team responsible for the unusable applications we all make today.
Of course, those applications work fine internally, and we didn't do extensive enough research to understand crazy edge cases. So, we hire a technical person who loves talking to other developers. We let them do things like educate and network. It's fun. It's useful - and most importantly, it helps engineers feel like they have a voice.
The DevRel of Adagia is Abe himself. And, he's pretty good at it.
They're the first line of defense between the angry software user and the engineering team responsible for the unusable applications we all make today.
Of course, those applications work fine internally, and we didn't do extensive enough research to understand crazy edge cases. So, we hire a technical person who loves talking to other developers. We let them do things like educate and network. It's fun. It's useful - and most importantly, it helps engineers feel like they have a voice.
The DevRel of Adagia is Abe himself. And, he's pretty good at it.
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