Bring the work into view

A developer advocate can use Tap Tap Go to gather a talk, runnable public example and supporting notes around a clear learning task. A QR or shared link can help an audience member return to the material without searching for a slide screenshot. Explain the example’s purpose and the environment it was designed to illustrate so the resource has context outside the live presentation.

Continue the useful conversation

Keep promotional claims separate from the demonstrated capability. If the example simplifies a real-world problem, say what it leaves out. A professional contact route can invite a focused question or feedback, while official support remains the destination for product issues requiring that process. The profile becomes a useful bridge between a memorable talk and a practical next experiment.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine an advocate presenting a small API example. The audience receives a profile link containing the public sample and an explanation of its limits, making it easier to revisit the idea after the event.

Make it practical.

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