DevRel Collective Homepage

The DevRel Collective is a collaborative effort of friendly people who want to empower each other to build a stronger, more inclusive community. For the full schpeel, read about the project.

Code of Conduct

DevRel Collective exists to facilitate sharing information, resources, and encouragement among the Developer Relations community. We believe our mission is best served in an environment that is friendly, safe, and accepting; free from intimidation or harassment. You can find our Code of Conduct here.

Contributing

Pull Requests are more than welcome as we coordinate efforts. Here are a few notes to help you along the way.

Editing The Site

This is a Hugo site, which means that most changes can be made via configuration files.

Adding new Admins

If you need to add a new admin's contact to the site, create a new file in the /data/admins directory with the new admin's name as the name of the file. So if sally is a new admin, add sally.yaml to the /data/admins directory with the following fields:

name: Sally Admin
twitter: supersally
airport: Timbuk 3

Notice that the twitter entry is just their username, no @ or URL, etc.

To remove an admin, simply delete the corresponding file from the /data/admins directory.

Adding new Resources

If you wish to add a new link to the Resources page, you can edit the files in /data/resources/ directory:

category: "Foo and Bar"
links:
  - link: "https://your.link.to.add"
    value: "The text you want the link to display"

If this is a new category you're adding, add a new file called bar.yaml with the above structure. The category field will become the sub-heading, and all the link:value pairs will be the links and their linked-text values.

Adding new job listing resources

For the Jobs listing page, add to (or delete lines from) /data/jobs/jobs.yaml

Name and logo usage

We kindly request that the community name and/or logo of the Devrel Collective not be used without our express written permission. The best way to do this in public is to create a GitHub issue.

Credits

We rock a MIT License. The Hugo theme is Avocado, which is based on Dimension. David Simmons made the site.