I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
Depending on who you work with it could mean a lot of things. Typically it means helping developers be successful using a service or some type of technology.
Part of that is education & another part of that is giving feedback to the engineering team & project managers about what people like, dislike, & want.
We also help developers / teams in general make decisions & sometimes even prototype solutions for them.
A lot of things in technology outside of actual development seem to overlap, so I guess this could fall into that category if you were billing for this sort of help.
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I still haven't figured out what devrel is. People have been talking about it for years, and I'm still mystified.
Depending on who you work with it could mean a lot of things. Typically it means helping developers be successful using a service or some type of technology.
Part of that is education & another part of that is giving feedback to the engineering team & project managers about what people like, dislike, & want.
We also help developers / teams in general make decisions & sometimes even prototype solutions for them.
That's called consulting no?
A lot of things in technology outside of actual development seem to overlap, so I guess this could fall into that category if you were billing for this sort of help.