Developer Communities
A developer community can drive adoption for years, or turn into a cost nobody can explain. This skill helps you decide what kind of community you need, how to run it and measure its health, how to set up champion programs, meetups and virtual events, and where the community team should sit. It draws on practitioners from Twilio, MongoDB, DigitalOcean and others.
Use it when you're
- Deciding whether you need a community, and what kind
- Choosing an engagement model
- Measuring community health
- Starting a champion or advocacy program
- Planning meetups and virtual events
- Balancing what the community wants with what the business needs
- Deciding where the community team should report
Try it with your agent
Once Crucible is connected, describe your situation. The agent loads this skill and works through it with you.
The talks and articles behind it
This skill was built from these pieces in the Heavybit Library. All of them are free to read or watch if you want the source material yourself.
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