I just learned that DevRel is a thing, I just thought it is a non-trivial part of a normal project but not that it was categorized separately (or I'd call it te

I just learned that DevRel is a thing, I just thought it is a non-trivial part of a normal project but not that it was categorized separately (or I'd call it tech advocate). Not only that, I think that DevRel is the best indicator of success of any project! Basic design, documentation, etc are needed, but once those are covered it's DevRel what sets projects success apart. Famous DevRel I know and what they've been promoting to great success: - Dan Abramov, Redux and React. - Evan You, Vue.js - Lea Verou, Prism, Bliss and CSS in general. - "@dhh", Ruby on Rails. - Sindre Sorhus, npm and indie JS. Note: I just say they have greatly helped to the success, no that these are their projects. On the other hand, we all know some projects that succeed despite their founders being really bad at DevRel... but those are so rare and basically just put a lot of efforts in something related but not the same (marketing, first to the market, 10x better technically, etc). My main focus right now is learning how to get better at this since I'd love to do OSS fulltime. Any tip on how to get there would be greatly appreciated. I'm trying to learn mainly from Dan and Evan since IMHO they are next-level in this specific area :) PS, since you work for Chrome DevTools, I imagine you are in Google. I think, besides the issues of Angular 1->2, the real reason Angular stayed behind is that there were no highly visible DevRels.