This is basically a playbook for building developer ecosystems without falling into the usual traps. It walks through the big decisions like whether to curate your marketplace or go open (spoiler: open usually wins once you hit scale), how to structure a multi-year student program that actually pays off, and the difference between community support and white-glove support. The frameworks are practical, like the documentation hierarchy that puts quick starts before comprehensive API references, because that's what developers actually need. If you're launching a platform play or trying to grow API adoption beyond the first dozen partners, this gives you the mental models to avoid bottlenecking yourself with gatekeeping.
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