Last month (Nov 2020), Hashnode hosted a free technical writing Bootcamp for developers who are just getting started with blogging. The intention was to help beginner technical writers to improve their writing skill. While doing so, we ended up creating one of the biggest virtual bootcamps on the internet.
The event was hosted by our friend Bruno Raljic, who's an experienced software developer with 10+ years of experience. He hails from Doboj, a beautiful small city in Bosnia and Herzegovina in Europe. Bruno actively writes about his daily learnings and achievements on his blog, brunosays.com, and on his Twitter profile, as well.
Knowledge sharing should be free, and it's one of the core values of Hashnode. Today, we are making all the Bootcamp sessions publicly accessible for all the developers who want to get started with blogging and couldn't attend the Hashnode Bootcamp. Go ahead, binge-watch them and share with your colleagues and friends.
Session 1: Why should every developer blog? What are the best ways to start a blog in 2020?
Speaker: Chris Bongers
Session 2: How can engineers blog "successfully" and grow their readership?
Speaker: Michaela Greiler
Session 3: Writing for AAA publications
Speaker: Ido Shamun
Session 4: How to overcome writer’s block as a beginner dev blogger?
Speaker: Ruth Ikegah
Session 5: Getting Started in Blogging: Writing Principles and Topic Selection
Speaker: Anna J McDougall
Session 6: How to write consistently?
Speaker: Aman Mittal
AMA 1: James Q Quick
Speaker: James Q Quick
AMA 2: Catalin Pit
Speaker: Catalin Pit
I hope you find these videos helpful and take away some useful blogging tips.
Hashnode is a developer blogging community where you can create a personal blog on your own domain and still be a part of a larger dev community. We help with content ownership and discoverability from your day 0 of blogging.