2022 Heavybit Year in Review
For many startups, 2022 was a tough year due to difficult market conditions, and 2023 may be challenging as well. To help you prepare for the year ahead, here are some of the top content offerings from across the Heavybit community and what weâve learned from them.
Events
DevGuild: Incident Management
This DevGuild community event features incident management insights from DevOps and site reliability engineering leaders from Netflix, Amazon, Salesforce, New Relic, and PagerDuty (among others). Watch the on-demand sessions for actionable tactics on how to uplevel your entire orgâs ability to monitor, detect, understand, react to, and analyze incidents.
Videos
Early Stage Content Strategy: Earn Trust, Manage Risk and Build Momentum
HitSubscribe CEO Erik Dietrich explains the What, Why, and How of content for early-stage startups, and how content can be the foundation of your businessâ acquisition funnel. Also covered: Important reality-check questions on categories, pricing, and time-to-value.
Triads: Product Marketing, Engineering, Design
LaunchDarklyâs head of product Karishma Irani explains how her organization combines engineering, product, and design perspectives on every major launch. Learn how you can implement âtriadsâ in your organization to combine feasibility, usability, and value.
Product-Led Content Strategy w/ Atlassian Product Marketer Alex Zhitnitsky
Youâve heard of product-led growth (PLG), but what about product-lead content? Atlassianâs product marketing lead Alex Zhitnitsky explains how startups can build successful content by synthesizing their core messaging pillars with interesting stores and the SCQA model.
Podcasts
The Kubelist Podcast #33 - Tailscale with Avery Pennarun
The Kubelist hosts Marc and Benjie discuss Avery Pennarunâs 20+ year career as a developer, covering the state of modern networking and important lessons on building architecture that scales.
The Right Track Podcast #9 - The Argument for Less Specialization with Erik Bernhardsson of Modal Labs
The Right Trackâs Stefania Olafsdottir sits down with Modal Labs founder Erik Bernhardsson to discuss best practices in data analysis, team building, and how to build a data culture at your organization.
Enterprise Ready Podcast #51 - Coaching CEOs with Matt Mochary
Enterprise Readyâs host Grant Miller talks with leadership coach and investor Matt Mochary on how to coach leaders, and how to scale your business by building a culture of trust that successfully resolves conflict internally while creating strong customer relationships.
Articles
Youâre Targeting Developers? So Is Everyone Else. Hereâs How to Do Segmentation Better.
Revere Communications CEO Caroline Lewko explains the significance of segmentation for a successful developer relations program. A key step in targeting the developers for your product is segmenting them by technology requirements, characteristics, and focus.
What to Know About Open-Source Software: Benefits and Advantages
Open-source software (OSS) is becoming more prominent by the day. But is it the best model to pursue for your startup? Learn everything you need to know about modern-day OSS, from development benefits to business models to licensing considerations...and more.
Three Key Best Practices for Modern Incident Response
Modern-day incident response is becoming an increasingly complex discipline. Here are three actionable tips from IR veterans on process, infrastructure, and engineering culture that will make your engineering team more resilient and better equipped to respond to incidents.
Reports
Report: 2023 Markets & Hiring
Get your executive summary on some of 2023âs top tips on budgets and hiring for tech leaders. Our report covers specific tactics to help you secure and maintain the budgets and teams you need in the coming year.
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Content from the Library
Making AI its own Primitive in Ruby
RubyLLM was built so that Ruby coders could use it to build with AI, which is becoming a language-agnostic primitive. Builder Carmine Paolino explains.
Why On-Device Inference Needs Custom Observability
Founder Chris Karani explains how hardware state becomes part of the application state when inference goes on-device.
How to Make Agents Durable for Concurrent Systems
Mike Hostetler, creator of the open-source Jido project, explains his approach to making agentic systems reliable and durable in massively concurrent systems.
