Developer · DevRel leader · Father
I’m Corey L Weathers—a C#/.NET developer, developer relations leader, and builder focused on making technology more useful, approachable, and human.
This is where the technical and personal meet: what I’m learning, what I’m building, and what it looks like to do meaningful work while raising a family.
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Reflecting on two transformative years: the difficult decision to leave, the bridge year that reset my perspective, and why I’m now building again with clarity and intention.
Long-form thinking on developer relations, leadership, software, and the work around the work.
Enter → 02. [ BUILD ]Experiments, .NET applications, voice ideas, and honest notes from building in public.
Enter → 03. [ SPEAK ]Talks, livestreams, podcasts, and conversations about technology and developer communities.
Enter → 04. [ ABOUT ]The person behind the work—Brooklyn roots, leadership, parenthood, curiosity, and craft.
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Reflecting on two transformative years: the difficult decision to leave, the bridge year that reset my perspective, and why I’m now building again with clarity and intention.
Read the full essayReflecting on two transformative years: the difficult decision to leave, the bridge year that reset my perspective, and why I’m now building again with clarity and …
Building an interactive AI-powered fractions learning app with .NET, Blazor, and Aspire to help kids visualize math concepts while exploring modern development practices …
AI enhances DevRel, but empathy and building with devs matters most.
Why Syntax? Why Stories? And Why Now? I have always been interested in software and stories. Code syntax defines structure and logic, but storytelling? That is where …
The best developer advocacy isn’t about talking about developers; it’s about building with them.Corey L Weathers
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I’m always interested in thoughtful conversations, speaking opportunities, and collaborations built around genuinely useful work.