founder-resource

Boost Dev Advocacy with awesome-dev-advocacy

Name: Boost Dev Advocacy with awesome-dev-advocacy
Author: dmitryvinn

Get 900+ resources for developer advocacy. For founders with dev teams.

258 stars30 forksJavaScriptHealth Score 8/10Updated 8/23/2026100% free · open source

What it does

The awesome-dev-advocacy tool provides a curated list of over 900 resources for developer advocates, including books, blogs, videos, podcasts, tools, and communities, to support founders with development teams.

Install / run

Since awesome-dev-advocacy is a GitHub repository and not a typical installable package, the first step is to visit the repository at https://github.com/dmitryvinn/awesome-dev-advocacy

When to use it

•When you need to improve developer engagement and advocacy within your startup
•When your development team requires access to a wide range of resources for learning and growth
•When you want to stay updated on the latest trends and best practices in developer advocacy

Quick start

1Visit the GitHub repository and explore the README for an overview of the resources available
2Navigate to the specific sections that interest you, such as 'Books' or 'Podcasts', to find relevant resources
3Use the repository's table of contents or search function to quickly find specific types of resources
4Bookmark or clone the repository to keep the resources handy for future reference
5Contribute to the repository by submitting a pull request with new resources you think would be valuable to the community

Ready-to-paste prompt

To find all the books recommended for developer advocates, navigate to the 'Books' section in the repository's README and browse through the listed resources

Heads up: Since awesome-dev-advocacy is a GitHub repository and not an executable tool, a common pitfall could be expecting it to be a downloadable or installable package, which it is not; instead, users must navigate the repository directly on GitHub

Saves to your device

Topics

awesome-list

developer-advocacy

developer-experience

developer-relations

devrel

How Boost Dev Advocacy with awesome-dev-advocacy works

Codeflow

Free to inspect

Boost Dev Advocacy with awesome-dev-advocacy is mostly documents (3 doc files, 1 small script) — something you read, not something you run. There is nothing to install. Last commit this month, no license file.

Size

Mostly documents

3 documents · 1 small script · ~2 h to skim

Setup

Nothing to install

A guide / curated list. Just read it and follow the links.

Runs on

Nowhere — you read it

A reading resource, not a program.

JavaScript 100%

Where to start reading