This is a handbook for sets of people who work in Open Source Developer Relations. It's meant to be a set of guidelines and information that a team can use on how they work, that they can use as their own reference and to share with other stakeholders.
These handbooks are meant to be living documents, meant to evolve and change. Documentation is only useful if it's referenced and used, so you want to continue to adapt structure and content in a way that works for it to be most helpful to you.
These are some ideas and resources on how open source developer relations can work, and templates and guidelines that could be useful to people in similar roles.
This handbook template was developed by Mara Averick, Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel, Greg Swinehart, Tracy Teal, Andy Teucher, and Charlotte Wickham.
The format and categories are adapted from the Quarto Team Handbook developed by Al Manning. The career rubric information is adapted from work done by Al Manning, Andrew Holz, Tracy Teal, Mara Averick and Andy Teucher.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.