Webinars for developers

Host impactful webinars for tech professionals, software teams, and independent developers looking to stay ahead in a fast-moving industry. Our platform equips you with the tools to run expert-led sessions on the latest trends—from AI integrations to serverless frameworks—without needing to worry about infrastructure. Whether you’re building a series of live workshops or distributing on-demand recordings, developer webinars are an excellent way to build a brand, grow a community, and share practical expertise at scale. Use our platform to launch coding bootcamps, run DevOps masterclasses, showcase frameworks, and share insights from real-world SaaS development
Developer presenting in a live coding webinar with real-time code sharing and chat
THE KEY

Why should developers host technical webinars today?

The modern developer landscape is evolving rapidly. Webinars are not just a way to share knowledge—they’re a vital channel for demonstrating real solutions, engaging with developer communities, and building trust. Hosts can share working prototypes, live debug sessions, CI/CD walkthroughs, or security reviews in real time. By leveraging our platform, developers can deliver engaging content to a global audience while focusing on quality and depth. These sessions also serve as reusable content assets—perfect for documentation, internal team training, or client onboarding. Whether you’re running a product launch, training engineers on GitOps workflows, or presenting your open-source toolkit, webinars are your direct bridge to the tech community

Developer using version control diagrams to explain a GitOps pipeline during a webinar
THE GAINS

5 reasons developers should host webinars

Developer-focused webinars offer a scalable, interactive, and professional format to teach tools, share workflows, and engage with global audiences of engineers and tech leads

Demonstrate new technologies

WebAssembly runtimes, AI integrations, or a new serverless toolkit—show your audience exactly how things work in a practical context. Stream live coding sessions or deep-dive demos of your dev stack
Developer running a live WebAssembly demo in a webinar

Teach GitOps & DevOps workflows

From GitHub Actions to Argo CD, share your automated deployment strategies and CI/CD pipeline design. Our platform supports screen sharing, pre-uploaded resources, and Q&A for full engagement

Launch serverless SaaS bootcamps

Guide teams through the process of building scalable apps with AWS Lambda, Firebase, or Vercel. Use webinar series to offer structured training, architecture reviews, and common pitfall analysis

Discuss security by design

Host advanced webinars focused on secure-by-default code, threat modeling, and cloud-native vulnerabilities. Share real incidents, patch workflows, and recommended DevSecOps practices

Repurpose content for learning platforms

Record your webinars and convert them into modular courses, tech documentation, or support materials. Build a content hub for your project, SaaS product, or dev community
THE HELP

FAQ for developers hosting webinars

Get clear and detailed answers about hosting technical webinars for engineers, integrating modern workflows, presenting complex material effectively, and scaling your training sessions
What topics are ideal for a developer-focused webinar?
A wide range of developer topics are ideal for webinars. You can walk through new APIs, showcase AI-powered tools, demo WebAssembly environments, explain GitOps pipelines, and explore DevSecOps strategies. Hosts often create structured series such as “CI/CD in Practice,” “Building SaaS on Firebase,” or “Integrating AI into Your Python Stack.” The key is relevance and clarity—each webinar can focus on solving a real problem, demonstrating a workflow, or introducing new technologies in a practical way. With our platform, you can segment your audience by skill level and adjust your content accordingly—from beginner-friendly onboarding to expert-level architecture discussions.
How can I verify and track developer participation?
Our webinar platform offers detailed analytics and participation tracking to help you measure engagement. You can require participants to log in with work email or GitHub accounts, which helps identify team-based attendance. Built-in polls, live Q&A, and feedback forms enable active engagement. For internal webinars, you can use integration hooks or API endpoints to sync attendance with internal HR, CRM, or LMS systems. Additionally, you can assign certificates or digital badges upon completion, which is ideal for training programs or SaaS certification paths.
Can I record technical webinars and share them later?
Absolutely. Every webinar can be automatically recorded and saved in your content library. You can then trim, annotate, and republish the content for asynchronous viewers. This is ideal for teams that work in different time zones, or for building a public learning hub around your product. Recorded webinars can be embedded into your own docs, linked from developer portals, or distributed via internal learning platforms. You maintain full control over access—make them public, protected, or gated behind sign-in or payment as needed.
Can I run code-focused sessions like live debugging or walkthroughs?
Yes, our platform is highly optimized for interactive, code-centric sessions. Hosts can share screens, integrate live terminals, and provide downloadable code snippets. You can preload environments, show code diffs, or use third-party tools for real-time code sharing. Our Q&A tools allow you to respond to live questions as you code, and you can also assign moderators to manage technical queries or collect troubleshooting feedback in real time. Whether you’re walking through a codebase, debugging with an audience, or doing a security audit live—our platform is built for these kinds of webinars.
Can I use webinars to educate SaaS users or train engineering teams?
Yes, webinars are an excellent tool for both educating your end users and onboarding internal teams. If you’re offering a SaaS platform, webinars let you guide users through account setup, API integration, and advanced workflows. You can also launch onboarding tracks, document new feature rollouts, or hold office hours for dev teams using your product. For internal engineering teams, you can use webinars to explain changes in architecture, introduce DevOps practices, review code standards, or share postmortem learnings. Everything is flexible—host once, record, and share again.