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Strategies, tools, and tactics for marketing to developers. Updated every 1-2 weeks.
Conference floors and homepages recycle the same adjectives. Here is how pattern-matching erodes trust in security and devtools — and how teams escape with specificity and proof.
The AI coding tool category is entering its credibility phase. Teams that keep making blanket productivity claims are burning trust they cannot easily win back.
Open-weight models are not just a cheaper inference option. They are changing buyer expectations, procurement language, and what developers will pay a premium for in the AI toolchain.
Slopsquatting turns AI package hallucinations into a new software supply chain attack path. PhantomRaven shows why this is now an active npm threat, not a theoretical one.
Frameworks are shipping safer defaults and stricter middleware. The best security marketing in 2026 doesn't sell compliance — it sells productivity.
A practical guide to the tools and workflows that power effective developer marketing. From content creation to community management.
Most developer content fails to convert because it's written like traditional marketing. Here's how to create content developers actually trust.
Four panelists on what makes developer marketing different—community isn't lead gen, trust runs on a different timeline, and your highest-intent users might be invisible.
Welcome to Beyond Features—a content hub focused exclusively on technical marketing for developers, security teams, and technical decision-makers.