We’ve mentioned “stakeholders” a number of times so far in this book in reference to people who collaborate with or require support from developer advocates. But we haven’t really defined in any systematic way who those stakeholders are or exactly how they should interface with advocates.
We saved that discussion for this chapter, which dives into how stakeholders across the business can help to start and support a developer advocacy program. By ...
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