For the last few months, we've been busy on a secret project. Now we get to show it to you!
When we launched DevNet site a little over a year ago, we know it was full of really great content, but that it wasn't always as easy to find as it should be. We hear from many of you that if you didn't know exactly what you were looking for we didn't do a great job of helping you find what you need. We have this great community where everyone can get together and ask questions and help each other with solutions -- and yet many of you don't even know it exists because we didn't make it easy to find.
We heard your feedback loud and clear and knew we needed to get better. We've had a team working the last few months on a complete re-design of the DevNet site. The goals were simple: make the site much easier to navigate; create a lot more content for people trying to understand and start working with our products and technologies; for people who know what they need to do but aren't sure how to do it, find ways to help them get connected with the technologies they need; and we wanted to make the site much more about the members and the community who use these technologies and make great things with them.
The new site has a much cleaner look and we've put a lot of work into simplifying the navigation and interface to make finding things easier. We've tried to make this site more about you and less about the technology, so that you can more easily use the technology to get your jobs done faster and easier.
We have created a Dev Center for each of our technology groups such as IoT, Cloud, and Networking. The Dev Center brings together all of the important Quick Start Code samples, documents, events, news, videos, and APIs for your technology area. You can access the Dev Centers directly with short urls like:
If you haven't been by the DevNet site recently, stop by and check out the changes.
Please tell us what you think by visiting our forums or by dropping us an email at cvonrosp@cisco.com. We'd love to hear if you like the update, and we'd especially want to hear what we can improve to make it even better into the future.
Chuq Von Rospach, Community Manager
Cisco DevNet
