
Product · Engineering
Jonah Adeyemi
Developer Advocate, Stackwell
Berlin
Jonah Adeyemi is a developer advocate at Stackwell, where he owns the first ten minutes of every new user’s experience: the docs, the command line’s first run and the sample apps. He rewrote Stackwell’s getting-started guide eleven times in a year, judging each version by how many people reached a working deploy, and cut the median time to first deploy from twenty-six minutes to four.
Before Stackwell he was a backend engineer at a Berlin food delivery start-up. He lives in Neukölln, plays bass in a band that rehearses more than it performs, and answers developers’ questions on a livestream every Thursday.
At Summit
Product· Lightning · Intermediate
Lightning talks: small bets that paid off



Tomás Ferreira, Inês Carvalho, Jonah Adeyemi
Wed 9 June · 12:30–13:10Studio
Engineering· Talk · Intermediate
Developer experience is measured in minutes to first deploy

Jonah Adeyemi, Stackwell
Wed 9 June · 16:30–17:10Studio
Engineering· Talk · Intermediate
Your API reference is your onboarding: rewriting ours from scratch

Jonah Adeyemi, Stackwell
Thu 10 June · 14:30–15:10Studio






