Discussion on "Post to Dev, Hashnode, and Medium using their APIs"

I recently did something similar but in Rust. Any chance you found a way to update posts on Medium? Also, were you ever able to get hashnode update to work? It always returns 502 bad gateway whenever I try.

Cody Bontecou bugger, has hoped I was just doing something foolish with GraphQL. There's a few problems with their API- even got a server callstack once. Tried contacting them via hello@hashnode (or was it help@?) and never got a reply. Oh, well...

J W Shoot, any word back from Hashnode?

Thanks for the article. I was curious about this and was thinking to write a small node app. Do you usually post across different platforms?

I came across similar solutions when I was googling.

cross-post-blog npm package

cross post as SaaS

Oh, super cool! I'm glad you shared that, I was thinking of building out something similar so you just saved me a lot of time.

I've recently begun blogging and I was recommended posting across different platforms while setting the canonical URL to my personal blog for increased traffic.

I don't see a reason not too, so I plan on posting to as many places as I find so long as it's convenient.

After watching CrossPost's video, it doesn't look like they support actual cross-posting to blogging sites and simply posts links to social media sites like FB, Twitter, Reddit, and LinkedIn.

Cody Bontecou I was not sure. So I tried the trial. I posted one of my Medium articles to Hashnode. It actually did post the article. It's not a perfect and polished UI but did the job.

Here is the article posted using crossxpost.app

https://pazel.dev/short-review-of-crossxpostapp

I did not do any edits which were possible in the tool. It has a text editor there.

It copies the Medium blog as HTML to Hashnode and the code is not clean. It is hard to edit. Overall not the best solution.

I would prefer to use MD as the source and publish across.

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Post to Dev, Hashnode, and Medium using their APIs

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