AI
All 5 talks from Cloudflare + Twilio + Jam SF tech talks night
AI demos by builders from Coframe, Weaviate, Jam, Twilio & Cloudflare.
Building Jam
How we use Notion for marketing planning + templates
Four months ago, Jam hired marketing for the first time! We've learned a lot along the way, including how to use Notion more effectively as a lean, fast-moving startup.
I discovered Notion a couple of years ago and I've been a fan ever since (even more
Hosting eng meetups? We’ll cover the pizza!
Announcing Jam.Pizza: an easy way to apply to get a sponsorship to support your next meetup, with love from Jam.dev.
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We’re launching a program to support more product and engineering meetups around the world!
Last year, we started hosting events to get
Customer Stories
How BuildShip increased engineering support speed 2X with Jam
If you could make it happen without engineering power - what would your dream tech stack look like?
Everyone is innovating and experimenting to bring their ideas to life with AI. As markets get tougher with increased competition - the teams who ship fast have the advantage. What determines speed
Customer Stories
How Jam helps Cofactr save 1 hour of engineering time per bug
Imagine you’re building a satellite. You need to know, without a doubt, that all the circuit boards will be completed on schedule because you’ve booked a launch date - and there’s no wiggle room when it comes to rockets.
These are the high stakes Cofactr customers trust
Articles
10 Bug Reporting Tools That Actually Help Developers in 2025
The best bug tracking tools that you can use in 2025. We looked into what makes them so good – their features, their user's ratings, and top use cases.
Engineering
Top 15 picks: Chrome extensions for developers
There are tons of tools out there to help developers be more productive and simplify workflows. But, not all are made equal. The devtools landscape is shifting from utilitarian products, to productivity tooling that not only works, but is easy to use and designed with craftsmanship. In short, the developer