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Guides to changelogs, release announcements, docs and developer relations, for teams that build developer tools.

OG Image Size: Open Graph Dimensions for Every Platform
The OG image size that works everywhere: 1200x630 at 1.91:1. Official Facebook, LinkedIn and X sizes, file limits, the meta tags and how to fix previews.
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Semantic Versioning (SemVer): Rules, Ranges and Examples
SemVer explained: when to bump major, minor or patch, 0.x and 1.0.0, pre-releases, sort order, npm caret and tilde ranges, the regex, and CalVer.

Reddit Monitoring Tools Compared (Plus Hacker News)
F5Bot, KWatch.io, Syften, Octolens, Brand24, Awario, RedShip and more: sources, alerts, reply drafting and prices, plus free ways to monitor Reddit.

App Release Notes: App Store and Google Play Templates
How to write app release notes for the App Store and Google Play: each store's limits and rules, six templates with examples, fastlane files, a checklist.

Product Update Email Template: 6 Examples to Copy
Six product update email templates to copy or download: feature launch, monthly update, fixes, price change, breaking change and upgrade, with examples.

Tools That Turn GitHub PRs Into X and LinkedIn Posts
ShipPost, Merge & Tell, Shipstar, DevRelay and xpost compared: what starts a draft, what the AI reads, whether it posts for you, and what it costs.

LinkedIn Post Format: Specs, Layout and 6 Templates
How to format a LinkedIn post: the 3,000-character limit, the "see more" cut, line breaks, bold text, image sizes and six announcement templates.

How to Change a Git Commit Message (Last, Old or Pushed)
Change the last commit message with git commit --amend, an older one with git rebase -i and reword, a pushed one with --force-with-lease. With examples.

What Is DevRel? Developer Relations Explained
DevRel (developer relations) explained: the four parts of the work, job titles, how to get into DevRel, how to measure it, and where DevRel people learn.

Changelog Examples: 11 Real Changelogs and What to Copy
11 real changelog examples from Linear, Stripe, GitHub, Vercel, Raycast, Tailwind and more: how each is built, the idea worth copying, and a checklist.

Best Changelog Tools in 2026: 17 Compared by Type
17 changelog tools compared: hosted pages and widgets, Git-based generators and AI tools that draft from GitHub, with prices, free plans and how to choose.

Conventional Commits Cheat Sheet: Types, Examples, Rules
Every Conventional Commits type with examples, how to pick one, breaking changes, footers, version bumps and changelog sections, and how to enforce it.

Release Notes Template: 8 Copy-Paste Formats with Examples
A software release notes template with a sample, plus eight to copy or download: SaaS update, email, API, app store, GitHub, internal, hotfix and Jira.

How to Write a Changelog: Format, Examples and Template
What a changelog is, which format to use, how to group entries, how to word breaking changes, fixes and speed-ups, what to leave out, and a template.

How to Announce a Product Release on X: 10 Post Formats
Ten X post formats for release announcements, matched to the kind of change (launch, feature, fix, performance, breaking), with templates and examples.

Release Notes vs. Changelog: What's the Difference?
A changelog is a running record for developers; release notes explain one release to users. What goes in each, where GitHub Releases fits, how to do both.

How to Automate Your Changelog From GitHub (5 Tools)
How changelog automation works, and how to set up GitHub's generated release notes, release-please, semantic-release, Changesets and git-cliff, compared.

Docs Drift: How to Keep Documentation in Sync With Your Code
Why docs drift from code, how to find the drift you have, and what stops it: docs next to code, tested examples, generated reference and CI checks.

DevRel for Startups: How to Do It Without a DevRel Hire
What DevRel means at a startup: the ship-announce-document-listen loop, a two-hour weekly cadence, what to skip, and when to hire a developer advocate.
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