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Writing for Developers. Blogs that get read

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Practical Methods for Creating Blogs, Articles, and Other Technical Materials That Capture Attention! Do you want to connect with the community, share your accomplishments, and help colleagues benefit from your experience? Do you want your articles to stand out and bring career opportunities? Master the art of writing engineering blogs and articles with this detailed guide.

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"Writing for Developers" is filled with practical advice, methods, and techniques to help turn your ideas into clear and engaging content. You will learn how to:

  • Identify topics that make interesting publications
  • Use popular templates for writing technical articles
  • Plan, write, and optimize articles quickly
  • Make content clearer and more convincing for technical readers
  • Apply AI for editing without losing uniqueness and accuracy
  • Enhance the impact of your technical publications

This book is suitable for both beginner authors and experienced professionals who want to make their texts more noticeable. It focuses specifically on technical content, its authors, and its audience.

Authors Petr Sarna and Cynthia Dunlop combine their knowledge—engineering experience and professional writing skills—to teach you how to create in-demand and useful content. The book provides numerous examples, strategies, and a practical approach to writing.

What this book is about

A well-written technical article can introduce new ideas, explain complex technology, broaden perspectives on a problem, or help avoid mistakes. Even if you don't consider yourself a strong writer, your knowledge and experience can benefit the community. This book will teach you how to create blogs, articles, and other technical content that developers will read and share.

What's inside

  • Fast planning, writing, and editing of technical texts
  • Analysis of seven popular engineering blog formats, including "The Bug Hunt", "We Rewrote It in X", and "How We Built It"
  • Methods for using AI in the writing and editing process
  • Approaches to promoting articles and increasing their impact

This book will be your reliable assistant in creating quality technical content that will be interesting to developers and useful for professional growth.

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