📄️ Mahabharata - A Game bigger than a Game of Dice
Introduction
📄️ Building a GTM Strategy for Products Across Multiple Segments ( Small Developer Teams, Enterpise, Goverments etc)
When launching a new product, it's difficult to find a strategy that will fit perfectly from day one. Often, it starts at 50% or less, you fine-tune as you go, changing focus completely if needed. But I've learned that the most effective go-to-market strategies start with understanding real problems, not just what we think customers need.
📄️ How to Become a Good Support Engineer as a DevRel
When I first started in DevRel, I made it about me. Visibility was important, but I quickly learned that the more problems I solved, the more visible my contributions became. I used to look down on simple documentation tasks or API support in favor of complex applications, but the former often had a bigger impact on customers.
📄️ Weighing in on AI Content Detection Tools - sorry, I don't believe them
I was recently caught up in a scenario where people used AI detectors to prove the content was not human-written. Could it be true? Maybe, maybe not. Here's my 2 cents.
📄️ Reddit IPO and the Complete Story of Reddit API - Why Subreddits Went Dark
Reddit, getting ready to become a publicly traded company in early 2024, was valued at a whopping $15 billion. To handle the financial intricacies, they brought in big players: Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. But as they were gearing up for their stock market debut, controversy was brewing around Reddit's decisions regarding its API. This is the story of why some Reddit communities went dark in June 2023, and what it reveals about the delicate balance between platforms and their developer ecosystems.