DevRel/Asia vol.6 - Offline gathering -

Hello, folks. This is the 6th event hosted by DevRel/Asia community!

Overview 🥑
DevRel/Asia is a community for people involved in developer relations like developer advocates, developer evangelists, marketers, and community managers!
It does NOT mean only APAC people, this event is for all DevRel guys who are interested in the topics and can attend it:)

Communication is important!
We prepare the time for self-introduction, group talk, and more. So please join our (your) event and talk with us!

Venue 🏢
Datadog Tokyo Office
https://maps.app.goo.gl/UZbxBH4KPvvk9h3A9

〒100-0005 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Marunouchi, 2 Chome−7−2 JP Tower 19F

Event theme 💻
This Meetup is a DevRel study group for English speakers in Japan. All content will be provided in English. Of course, anyone can participate, not just native English speakers.
Usually, most DevRel events in Japan are provided in Japanese, in this Meetup event, we can do networking between people involved in DevRel across countries!

The theme is Developer Experience and Open Source in this time.

Time table ⏰
Every time is JST.

• 18:30 Open the door
• 19:30 Welcome!
• 19:40 Self-introduction (30sec/person)
• 19:50 TBD by Addison Schultz, GitBook
• 20:10 Beyond Vendors: How Tech Enthusiasts Improve Developer Experience by Daisuke Hiraoka, IBM Japan
• 20:30 TBD
• 20:50 See ya!

Speakers 🎤

• Addison Schultz
• Developer Relations Lead at GitBook
• Addison Schultz is a web developer & designer working and living in Tokyo, JP. He leads the developer relations team at GitBook, a tool for technical teams to document their products and APIs. He's been working the last 6 years on collaborative tooling, he’s worked with some of the world’s leading design and development companies, providing product teams with advice and industry advice on how teams can build better products, faster.
• Daisuke Hiraoka
• IBM Champion Japan Leader and Advisory Automation Technical Specialist at IBM
• Daisuke Hiraoka works at IBM Japan where he helps grow tech communities and promotes IT automation products with great enthusiasm. He won the IBM Champion award in 2019 and 2020 and uses his skills to connect people who love tech with IBM, mainly through a group called IBM TechXchange.

We need speakers! 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️
If you would like to share your experience, please comment below.

• Each speaker has 15-20min to talk.
• You can use slides or share-screen.

Discord
We will hold the event on discord. Please join it before beginning here! Of course, you can talk with other members anytime!