Four types of developer programs.
Built at five companies. Here is the evidence.
Not a list of responsibilities. Each entry links to something real — a portal still live, a talk on YouTube, a chapter you can download.
Building the infrastructure developers need to self-serve.
Before you can grow a developer ecosystem, developers need somewhere to land. A portal with real docs, real quickstarts, and a path from zero to working in under an hour. I have built this from scratch at three companies — each time inheriting nothing and shipping something developers actually use.
Built from zero. 49+ open-source repos. Self-paced labs, API reference, Twitch live coding. Still live.
Complete docs for LinearB's workflow automation product. Quickstarts, automation library, API reference, plugin dev guides.
Rebuilt developer presence and onboarding for a distributed computing platform entering a competitive market.
Data points with receipts.
Every number links to the thing it is measuring.
The playbooks. In writing.
Two chapters I authored in the SlashData Developer Marketing Essential Guide. The actual frameworks, not a summary.
If you need a developer program built, I have done it before.
Three times from zero. Playbooks published. Portals still live. If the scenario fits, let's talk.