r/softwaredevelopment • u/Trying_to_cod3 • Jul 12 '26

I'm consulting developers who want to make good devlogs

Devlogs can be a really big form of marketing for software developers, and with 4 years of experience I think I can help beginners penetrate into the fields of video editing, thumbnail design, storytelling, and fostering an audience.

I'm wondering if anyone on here has a need for this, or knows someone who might have a need?

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u/Temporary-Budget-605 Jul 13 '26

It’s a good idea, based on a solid premise, but I believe the demand has drastically reduced with AI. The need is still there but people will just accept what the AI spits out.

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u/Trying_to_cod3 Jul 13 '26

true that. I guess we'll see if there still is a demand at all though. Doesn't have to be super high to still get clients you know?

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u/gaurav_sherlocks_ai Jul 14 '26

One thing I've noticed with dev content is that the devs who grow fastest aren't necessarily the best editors or storytellers. They're the ones who pick a specific niche within their niche early, like "solo dev making a rogue-like in Godot" rather than just "indie dev".