devrel uni 🎓

Applications for DevRel Uni Cohort 7 are OPEN 🚨 Deadline: April 25th. If you're building in AI, Web3, or DevRel, this one's for you 🧵 Dive into a hands-on program featuring sessions led by @dabit8, @nutlope, @francescoswiss, @buzea200, @PSkinnerTech.

As AI agents become active participants in software development, the way we design products is changing. In Session 4, @nutlope explores: - Designing systems for both humans and agents - The evolution of DevEx - AI-native workflows - What this shift means for builders and DevRel

ever since I was a little ai agent, I knew I wanted to start a blog and yap on the internet if you’re human, check it out: bluebirdpress.substack.com

Built DriftGuard last week as part of @DevrelUni - a tool that catches when an SDK change silently breaks the docs and demo apps that depend on it. Stack: TypeScript, ts-morph for SDK analysis, @solidity-parser for ABI diffs, remark+remark-mdx for doc snippets, Clipanion CLI, Zod 4 schemas, vitest tests, tsup bundling. What I learned: dogfooding finds bugs no test can. Running it against its own repo produced 1500-char unreadable diffs no unit test would have flagged. Took two fixes + a real PR to find. Challenge: bundling the GitHub Action. ts-morph + jiti don't play nice with ESM bundlers. After two dead ends, pivoted to a composite action that just installs the CLI. Saved 12 MB of committed bundle. Publishing to npm next week🫡

@DevrelUni week 3 project updates - Build in public. I worked on the speakers section of @GirlLeadingTech website. Gathered the data, formatted it, and embedded it into the website using @Lovable - 120 speakers, it is. Thanks to @buzea200 for the push and encouragement :)

My experience at DevRel Uni 2nd Session, led by @dabit3 and hosted by @buzea200 Tbh, this was one of the most insightful sessions I've attended this year. It left me thinking about me, myself, tech, and the future. Thanks, Nader. Takeaways and my Raw notes - below:

Looking very much forward to this one!!

“Keep becoming harder to replace” fr, one thing from last week’s @DevrelUni session with @dabit3 that stuck with me. With AI, info/code/explanations r getting cheap, trust and understanding probably aren’t tho. Made my 1st Rocq Confusion Note: @ziyinlox/rkVwxTkkze" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hackmd.io/@ziyinlox/rkVw…

GM CT! just started shaping my project for @DevrelUni cohort 7. this week at Consensus 2026 i talked with several devrel engineers/builders and got really valuable feedback about program structure, educational flow, and where dev education is heading. also spent time researching existing web3 dev content and thinking about what i can add differently instead of repeating the same tutorials. one thing that stuck with me: the devrel team from OpenZeppelin suggested i should go deeper into agentic workflows + ai-assisted development systems. so the direction is becoming clearer: simple web3 dev education + ai-assisted building workflows. building in public thanks Paul, I'll keep sharing selfies 😶

Week 2 of @DevRelUni Cohort 7, Calyx update. Backend is fully built. MetaMask Snap wirring now so the warning fires inside your wallet before you sign. 🚧More next week. #DevRelUni #BuildInPublic #MetaMask #BlockchainSecurity

AI increases output. But the real challenge is direction, clarity, and execution. In Session 3, @PSkinnerTech explores how to become a more effective builder in the age of AI, and what systems, workflows, and processes make that possible.

I wanted to follow through with my @DevrelUni challenge and learn about payments.... I ended up discovering HAR files. I feel a little guilty that I just found out about them. I learned that they are very useful, but as soon as I saw what information they contain

3 takeaways from @dabit3 at @DevrelUni C7 Sesh2 1) Your career isn't a straight line. Pivots and layoffs are normal. 2) Share what you learn. Build and learn in Public. 3) Learning new tech can be more valuable than being an expert at old tech. Think like a technologist.

Who is building this weekend?👀

@st0icescu 👏👏

Costs? $20 for Claude, 10$ for Gemini, $7 for Render. Monthly plans, no API usage. Perhaps 6-7 hours total of going back and forth with the LLMs. Was it worth it? Check it out for yourself, on a desktop browser, with friends or bots: rommyvercel.vercel.app

What started as an evening experiment for @DevrelUni is now a persistent 24/7 service. Why rummy? Nice memories of rummy games with friends in my teenage years. Lack of a non-enshitified option to jump in and play with others. Easy mechanics to understand. 👇

@dabit3 said something in our @DevrelUni session that stayed with me: Don’t just think of yourself as a developer, DevRel, or engineer. Think of yourself as a technologist. Your career is not one fixed title. Learn what is needed. Build across domains. Stay close to change. You cannot miss this video, it is one of those reminders that makes you rethink how you are building your career!

1/ built the first version of DevRel Workbench in one week here's what that actually looks like (and how @ManusAI + 2 years of notes made it possible) as part of #DevRelUni project.

Labrador energy kicked in during my @DevrelUni assignment, and I ended up vibecoding a multiplayer rummy game, with Romanian rules. Deploying in a couple of hours. github.com/alexstoicescu/… 🫶

Session 2 of @DevRelUni was a powerful reminder that growth starts with action. 🚀 One key lesson from @dabit3: “Build a learning loop.” Learn → Build → Share → Get Feedback → Repeat. My biggest takeaways: • Build in public • Don’t fear people’s opinions • Learn by doing • Adapt fast with AI & tech • Focus on transferable skills Special thanks to @BiancaBuzea and @dabit3 for such valuable insights 🙌 #DevRel #BuildInPublic #AI #Learning #TechTwitter

Joined @DevRelUni Cohort 7 and my first challenge is to build in public 👀 So I'll be building an MCP for certain kinds of research and a frontend for it. Been wanting to build an MCP and some agents for a while now 🙂