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The ultimate playbook for dominating developer marketing

Practical playbooks for running developer campaigns with stronger trust, better targeting, and clearer performance outcomes.

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Can you advertise to AI agents? Agent-facing ads explained for developer marketers Guide for developer marketers on buying, disclosing, and measuring agent-readable ads with placement, content, and attribution checks. 7 min read Carlos Mendoza Oct 13, 2026	Carlos Mendoza	Oct 13, 2026
The agent-readable docs checklist, llms.txt, markdown mirrors and robots for AI crawlers A 5-step publishing checklist to expose docs to AI: llms.txt, Markdown mirrors, robots rules, sitemaps, and release tests. 7 min read Carlos Mendoza Oct 12, 2026	Carlos Mendoza	Oct 12, 2026
How to get your developer tool recommended by ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor Start with verifiable facts, clear docs, and third-party proof — being found isn’t the same as being recommended. 7 min read Ivan Dimitrov Oct 10, 2026	Ivan Dimitrov	Oct 10, 2026
Your developer campaign flopped: a postmortem template to find out why Step-by-step postmortem to diagnose failed developer campaigns: check audience fit, landing page, tracking, timing, then rerun or kill. 7 min read Kevin Nguyen Oct 9, 2026	Kevin Nguyen	Oct 9, 2026
Twitch and live-stream sponsorships for developer tools Use hands-on Twitch demos to drive trials: pick stream format, vet creators, track activation, and pair with always-on ads. 7 min read Daniela Torres Oct 7, 2026	Daniela Torres	Oct 7, 2026
Contextual vs native advertising, which works best Contextual advertising targets the page, native advertising matches the format. The difference, a comparison table, and which works best for developers. 6 min read Alex Carter Oct 7, 2026	Alex Carter	Oct 7, 2026
Programming language trends in 2026, what developers are using now The 2026 programming language trends from Stack Overflow, GitHub Octoverse, RedMonk, TIOBE and JetBrains, every figure sourced, with the marketing angle. 8 min read Alex Carter Oct 7, 2026	Alex Carter	Oct 7, 2026
Computer language rankings 2026, the most popular programming languages The 2026 computer language rankings side by side (TIOBE, PYPL, RedMonk, GitHub Octoverse, Stack Overflow), what each index measures and the top languages. 7 min read Alex Carter Oct 7, 2026	Alex Carter	Oct 7, 2026
Global programming language rankings explained How programming language rankings are calculated, why TIOBE, PYPL, RedMonk, GitHub and Stack Overflow disagree in 2026, and how to use them. 6 min read Alex Carter Oct 7, 2026	Alex Carter	Oct 7, 2026
Promote your open source project, a step-by-step launch guide A 30-day plan to launch an open source project in 2026, from the README and GitHub setup to Show HN, Product Hunt, newsletters and daily.dev squads. 6 min read Ivan Dimitrov Oct 7, 2026	Ivan Dimitrov	Oct 7, 2026