Patrick Lam
Aug 15, 2025
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Help Us Shape the Future of Our Developer Community

We want to empower developers to build, learn, and succeed with our products. A big part of this objective is our developer community, the place where ideas are shared, problems are solved, and innovations take shape.

Now, we want to hear from you.

We’ve launched a short Developer Community & DevRel Maturity Survey to better understand your experience with:

  • The quality and clarity of our documentation

  • How easy it is to get started and onboard

  • The value of our events, programs, and activities

  • How supported and connected you feel within the community

Your feedback will directly influence the way we improve resources, events, and programs in the coming months. By participating, you’re helping shape a community that better serves your needs and supports your growth as a developer.

👉 [Take the survey here — it only takes 5 minutes]

We’ll also share the results openly with the community and highlight the actions we’re taking based on your feedback.

Thanks for being part of this journey, we can’t wait to build what’s next, together.

Aug 15, 2025

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