devrel

Most of Oculus' devrel is gaming oriented, the product roadmap hasn't changed at all.

The very top of the page: Seth Ladd's Blog Dart DevRel @ Google, web engineer, author, conference organizer.

Currently I am on the Google Workspace DevRel team and was on the Google Maps Platform before that.

Honestly, this is going to be the decade of devrel.

The real reason to shell out $900 + travel would be to go talk to Google DevRel and other people in your field to build your network.

I'm a DevRel person working for Google's Apps APIs, please contact me.

Strong TypeScript full-stack + proven open-source/DevRel experience required.

That happens frequently with devrel projects, since they're not actually tasked with or graded on engineering projects.

If money is a concern, you should look into contacting some companies PR/DevRel people and see if they are willing to donate some compute time or services to your cause.

Teaching, writing, video, and DevRel experience.

Microsoft's huge win on both PC and Xbox has been their active and aggressive devrel for games, which was where Sony stumbled hard on the PS3 (Cell processor development difficulty abound).

These are process-oriented managers that are often attached to infrastructure or devrel teams that have ongoing responsibilities that impact a number of consumers.

The header on the blog says "Dart DevRel @ Google", and the sidebar says "Seth is a web engineer and Chrome Developer Advocate".

The header of the layout says "Dart DevRel @ Google,", as you mention the sidebar has a bio (which I will move up), and I just added a note to the beginning of the article.

In my experience, this correlates more with soft skills and “one man band” founder/maker companies that tend to sell training products or (if they do exist in a company environment at all) invariably work in DevRel and aren’t pushing code.

Devrel isn't going anywhere - it's becoming more product, SA, sales, design, and community.