Let's learn about Writing via these 241 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.
The art of writing is just that - an art. And there's no one we have more respect for than great writers!
1. Touch Typing: Consistency is Key
It is a fun experience đŻ when I started out touch typing. It only took me 7.5 months of practice to increase my speed from 20wpm to 75-90 wpmđȘ.
2. 12-step Process I Use to Make $5,000 Monthly From Writing
Here's my simple 12-step process I use to make $5,000 every month (you can have it for free).
3. There's No Shortage of Drama in the NFT World with Contributor, Sam White
I find the NFT niche way more fascinating than other areas, because itâs so volatile. itâs massively disruptive, unregulated, and undefined.
4. How I Automate my Blog Writing with Python - Part 1: Post Starters
One thing we all dread is mundane work of getting started, and all the hoops it takes to get going. I am going to setup a system to help me post more.
5. How Putting your Book on a Blockchain can Change your Career Overnight
Bend your mind around decentralized publishing with these success stories
6. 5 Ways to Get More Organic Traffic Without Ranking Higher in Google
In this blog post, we will discuss five ways that you can get more organic traffic without having to worry about your SEO strategy.
7. The Cringiest Part of a Writerâs Job
A mental model to help you accept criticism as a freelance writer.
8. I Rock at Coding! But How Do I Language Better?
Recently, I had two programming friends point out to me the importance of writing skills.
9. How Do I Type Faster?
How literal should people take @handles?
10. Looking Back on My 2022: A Year in Review
11. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor: Correspondent One, Engineer
Curious about your (soon to be :D ) favorite writer? Read on!
12. I Wrote More than 90 Articles in 2021 and Here is What I Learned in a Nutshell
This article summarizes my experience as a writer during the pandemic year 2021
13. Four Reasons Why Programmers Are Naturally Inclined to Become Good Writers
14. How Improving Writing Skills Can Help Software Developers Succeed
I started writing because the generous community of programmers had helped me by sharing their knowledge freely over the Internet. I wanted to contribute to this incredible trend so I could be a part of something bigger than myself.
15. The Run: Chapter 6
[Read Chapter 5]
16. Coding During Day, Writing During Night: Meet the Writer Branislav ÄaliÄ
Branislav ÄaliÄ, a software developer, as part of the Meet the Writer series tells us how he sources writing ideas and how uses creativity to prevent burnout.
17. How to Vent in Eight Languages
Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to start writing your next story. Aim to create a top story that's also evergreen content. Good luck!
18. "I Write to Learn" Karim Fanous, VP Engineering @ strongDM
Karim Fanous, a software engineer and a Hacker Noon contributor, tells us how he leverages writing to be a better learner, lessons learned and guilty pleasures.
19. "The Biggest Challenge in Crypto is the Volume of Information Published Daily"
In this Meet the Writer interview, Demetrios Zamboglou talks about his extensive career in fintech and the challenges of writing about crypto.
20. 5 Ways AI Helps You Write Better Content
Discover how artificial intelligence is assisting writers in improving the content they produce and removing much of the busywork associated with writing.
21. Do Freelancers Sell Out By Getting A Full Time Job?
Reflecting on "selling out" as a freelancer and how getting a full time job altered my perspective
22. I am a Big Believer in Deep Work - Interview With Omri Hurwitz, Tech Marketer & Media Strategist
An Interview with Omri Hurwitz, Tech Marketer & Media Strategist
23. A Novel as an NFT: Elle Griffin and the Author's Challenge
How Elle Griffin used NFTs to fund her novel
24. Popular Online Courses: The Best One To Enhance Your Copywriting
Learn and enhance your copywriting, with the best online courses available.
25. Devs - Documentation IS Important
Should you write software documentation? This article covers best practices of writing docs in a team or as a solo engineer.
26. Is it Ethical for Media Outlets to Use AI to Write Stories?
If media outlets are hiding their usage of AI-generated content, is it because this is ethically wrong?
27. 10 Websites That You Should Know About
Gurwinder goes over 10 little-known websites.
28. Affiliate Programs In Technology and Software You Can Join
Do you love testing and talking about all sorts of softwares and gadgets? Then you might want to join these affiliate programs and earn some money from it.
29. Medical Student Meets Blockchain: Meet the Writer Gimbiya Galadima
Meet the Writer interview with Hacker Noon blogging fellow Gimbiya Galadima, a medical student and content writer with vast knowledge of finance and blockchain.
30. Koushik Pal: 'Knowledge Should Be Free'
An interview of a great cybersecurity leader.
31. How to Write About Abstract Concepts
32. Alligator Energy & The Benefits of Working Slowly
As a person who does work slowly and more methodically, you may feel that the world is against you. However, doing slow work actually works to your benefit.
33. The Jinn: My Storyline for my first Game Project in Unity
The daylight dims, its 3:00 pm, almost afternoon. It feels humid as the moisture in the air has increased. The skin feels all damp and sticky. My little room is getting all hot as I start sweating. It was supposed to be an ordinary afternoon on a summer day. âLets go outsideâŠâ I talked to myself.
34. How to Write a Good Self-Introduction with a Product Approach
If you often struggle with writing a self-introduction convincing that you are the right person for a job, task or date, itâs worth trying a product approach.
35. How to Get Started with Writing Online
Hereâs what you need to know about the writing process to get you started with writing online.
36. I Want to Stop Working for Money so I can Focus on my Personal Projects - Daniel O'keefe
A brief synopsis about me and my writing creations. Thanks for tuning in!
37. Will AI Replace Copywriters?
Nowadays, everyone knows that the universal implementation of AI is drawing nearer and nearer. With the advancements of technology, and the growing demand for automated processes, in due time our world will change before our eyes. Especially with the current pandemic, people have realized how powerful the internet can be, primarily because they have the capacity to work 24/7.
38. How I Got Started with Blogging as a Software Developer
The idea of starting my own blog has been on my mind for quite some time.
39. On the Importance of Wide Range of Knowledge: Meet Paul Bailey, Systems Architect
Hacker Noon Contributor Paul Bailey, aerospace engineer turned systems architect, shares his thoughts on the importance of writing and wide range of knowledge.
40. Meet the Writer: Michael Brooks, Founder/CEO at goLance
An award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, and author guides you through the new remote world.
41. 174 AI Tools To Try
An overview of 174 AI Tools, a very long overview. Most are free or have a free trial period, some you have to pay for immediately. Iâve broken it down into 8 c
42. A.I. For Online Content Creation: How Far Have They Come?
It's now possible to let A.I. write your online content and boost your success. How to use Sudowrite to be your writing coach and motivator to create content.
43. The Benefits of Writing in English (as a Non-Native Speaker)
Writing for a blog is not about perfect grammar or fancy sentences. Here's why you should write in English (as a non-native English speaker).
44. How to Win the Velo Writing Contest: A Detailed Cheat Sheet
In order to display a non-static website - you'll need to have a data source and connect it with Velo. For example, you can create some sort of "fake API".
45. Meet the Writer: Aastha Sharma On Tech, Stand-up Comedy & Cats!
From app development and stand-up comedy to yoga and sustainable lifestyle; here's a little bit about me!
46. "Iâm a big advocate of Web3 and an anarchist at heart," says FinTech Entrepreneur, Julie Plavnik
Julie is a content strategist and writer who helps Web3 projects rank higher on search engines by creating engaging, optimized content.
47. AI Headline Generation On HackerNoon
HackerNoon can now generate a headline for your story using the latest AI technology! How cool is that?
48. Meet the Writer: Aditi Syal Pulls Inspiration From the Success of Renowned Companies
Get to know more about this crazy content creator - Aditi Syal - a copywriter at Concurate and a HackerNoon contributor.
49. How to Build a Blog with NextJs, Chakra UI, and HyGraph
In this article, I described how I created my blog using NextJs, Chakra UI, and GraphCMS. I also disclosed the tools, technologies, and services that I used.
50. Has AI Changed Copywriting FOREVER?
The W3S group has developed an in-house AI (Artificial Intelligence) copywriting bot named Trevor. Trevor generates community content for web2 & web3 companies.
51. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Karen Shidlo, CMO at Fiat24
Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Karen Shidlo, CMO at Fiat24, a web3 banking concept based in Switzerland.
52. The Run: Chapter 5
[Read Chapter 4]
53. Why I'll never work 9-5 again
I'm not going to get preachy or anything.
54. How to Write a Book in 4Â Days
About a year ago, I was talking to someone about how difficult it was to get myself to write. I had been working on a book for OâReilly and Associates for about 9 months at that point and had talked to other authors who acknowledged the same problem. Many authors find that books take a long time to write with 2 years being the norm. The 14 months that I took for my book was relatively fast, according to my editors.
55. Over 60% of Writers Already Use AI in Their Writing Workflow
Hackernoon polled readers on whether they would use AI tools for their writing/copywriting workflow. Nearly 70% are open to the idea.
56. Dear HackerNoon Community: A Pitch
I noticed that most sponsored competitions here at HN are web3 and/or blockchain-related. I wondered if we could gamify the overall processes
57. 'I am Passionate About Implantable Brain-machine Interfaces': Noonies Nominee Altynbek
Altynbek is nominated for Noonies award HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - Swift.
58. 10 Podcasts that Will Boost Your Growth in Business & Life
I have two degrees, one in engineering and one in marketing. But I've learned 10x more from listening to podcasts.
59. âPerfection is the enemy of good.â - Voltaire x GPT-J
GPT-J takes on Voltaire and proceeds to
60. Meet the Writer: Matt Sokola on Helping People Feel Less Lonely on their Programming Journey
Matt Sokola is a software engineer whose latest Hacker Noon Top story was on building a clone of the 2048 game with React and TypeScript.
61. New Year, New Me-morable Stories
Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to get started writing your next story. Remember to create a top story that's also evergreen content!
62. Pocket Guide to SEO: Title, Keywords, Headings, and Meta Descriptions
Search engine optimization (SEO) is one of the most important aspects of digital writing. As a writer, learning about SEO will greatly strengthen your stories.
63. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Jessica Truong Talks Cybersecurity
Meet Jessica! She is a Cybersecurity enthusiast whose goal is to educate readers of the different topics within Cybersecurity. Check out her HN page for more!
64. Meet HackerNoon Contributor Allan Mang'eni, Developer, Writer, and Blockchain Enthusiast
Interview with HackerNoon's contributor Allan Mang'eni, a Software Engineer based in Nairobi, Kenya.
65. Writing About Crypto Will Make You Youtube Famous
Crypto is on everyone's lips, but we want to put it in writing! HackerNoon's new video series exposes the week's best stories, and you might just get featured.
66. Are Long Blog Posts The Key To An Unfair SEO Advantage?
Are long blog posts the key to an unfair SEO advantage? In 2011 Google released an algorithm update called Panda to filter thin and low-quality content. The Panda update changed the search results, probably doing more good than harm. But algorithms are still lackluster at deciphering content at anything near-human level. Case in point, Google News is terrible at spotting the original or most in-depth stories.
67. "Writing Routine Needs to be Fluid and Adaptable": Meet the Writer Alex Jivov, CEO of Hopeful Inc.
Meet Alex Jivov, CEO of Hopeful Inc, and a person of many interests. Giving us more details into how a former journalist approaches the new writing routine.
68. How Zevi Reinitz is Trying to do Things Differently as head of PMM at Livecycle
How Zevi Reinitz is questioning assumptions and testing limits in his career and with the GTM strategy as head of Product Marketing @ Livecycle
69. 2021: Reviewing and Kaizen-ing My Programming and Writing Life
Writing this personal review on how my year went is kind of emotional. I have always procrastinated writing or avoided it the previous years
70. Meet the Writer: Engineer and Hacker Noon Contributor, Aleksandr Zakharov
HackerNoon Community, meet Aleks! In this interview, one of HackerNoon's newest Top Contributors shares his tips, routines, and dreams for the future.
71. 5 Things The Coronavirus Taught Me About Life
Slogging has the potential to be a content writer's best friend. One use case I'm very interested in exploring is the creation of listicles at scale. With Slogging, maybe community conversations are just one side of the coin.
72. How You Can Self-Publish a Book in 4 Easy Steps: The Ultimate Guide
Are you thinking about writing a book? Self-publishing can be a great way to get your work out there, and it's easier than you might think!
73. Introducing The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship
The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship is a free remote online writing program where you can get mentored by a seasoned Editor and build up your writing portfolio.
74. How to Become a Web3 Writer: Simple Tips to Get Started
You can earn six figures as a Web3 writer. Here's how you can get started.
75. How to Become a Successful Published eBook Author
In one week, I sold 1,000 copies of my eBook (and maybe you can too). I made $7,990 in a week with the eBook and $225 through affiliate network connections.
76. Meet Hacker Noonâs Contributor and Serial Hobbyist Abbey Perini
Meet Hacker Noonâs writer and serial hobbyist Abbey Perini!
77. Becoming an Influential Voice with Futuristic Lawyer and IT Law Expert, Tobias Jensen
Tobias has a law degree from the University of Copenhagen where he specialized in IP, contracts, GDPR, and IT law. He is a legal advisor with sales experience.
78. Reflective Writing on Ericâs Miracle Machine
Eric convinced the public how important fundamental research was, how wrong funding organizations were to overlook the value of those fundamental researches.
79. On Building a Reading Habit and Open-Source Projects: Meet the Writer Sankalp Swami
As part of Hacker Noon's Meet the Writer series of interviews, 18-year-old Sankalp Swami shares his thoughts on self learning and giving back to the community.
80. Meet the Writer: Allen Taylor, Author: Cryptosocial: How Cryptocurrencies Are Changing Social Media
A lot of people arenât aware that there are more than 80 different social media platforms and protocols.
81. How I Hit the Front Page of Hacker News 5 Times
First, let me turn off your warning bells.
82. A Designer and a Nordic Guy Walk into a Hall
The Divine Alchemy of Mastery in Digital Design
83. Meet the Writer: "I Want to Make Sure What I Write is Accessible," says Joanelle Toh
Jo is a VC and Tech Lawyer by day, and a Hacker Noon contributor on the topics of NFT and crypto by night. Sharing her story as part of Meet the Writer series.
84. Meet the Writer Roxana Murariu: "We Craft our Identities Based on our Tribes"
Meet Roxana Murariu, a web developer, children's book lover, and a Hacker Noon contributor. Sharing her writing and many other tips in Meet the Writer interview
85. âItâs Important to Always Maintain Perspective and Empathy During Developmentâ: Rao Vinnakota
Rao Vinnakot has been nominated as HackerNoon contributor of the year - branding.
86. On Balancing a Versatile Freelance Career: Meet the Writer Grant Bartel
Grant Bartel makes for a curious combo: A quant, writer, and a dev. Read more about this Hacker Noon contibutor's story in Meet the Writer Interview series.
87. Aleksandr Pindyk on Creating, Playing and Writing About Games
This story is a part of Hacker Noon's Meet the Writer series of interviews. Aleksandr Pindyk is an AI game developer and HackerNoon contributor.
88. NFTs in the MetaverseâGood or Bad?
NFTs are important for the future of the metaverse. They have the ability to revolutionize the metaverse now and in the future, when they are fully utilized.
89. Meet Fedor Yaremenko: Senior Software Engineer and Glider Pilot
Hi, my name is Fedor Yaremenko. I have 10+ years of experience in software development. I have developed Java enterprise applications for the past eight years.
90. The Run: Chapter 4
[Read Chapter 3]
91. Why I Stopped Using Multiple Monitors
92. Why Targeting Single-Word Keywords Doesn't Work for Evergreen Content
99.9% of the time single-word search or short-tail keyword queries are far too general and vague.
93. How to Write for Money: From Clickbait Listicles to Full-Time Gigs
The VP of Growth at Hacker Noon answers questions about the writer's life, writing for the web, and finding content writing gigs.
94. Meet the Writer: "I hope to help people with my writing," says Contributor Amy Shah, Physician
Amy Shah is a physician-writer whose latest Hacker Noon Top story was an interview with a blind software developer.
95. #Decentralized-Internet Writing Competition: April Results Announced!
96. How to Write Things People Want to Read
A checklist for writing good human-first content
97. How to * Get More Views * With Digg
Get more views, fast! Join us on Digg at https://digg.com/hacker-noon and https://digg.com/blockchain.
98. Is Remote Work Fit For The Product Manager?
Learn what makes product management possible as a remote worker.
99. Guest Blogging Is Out. Content Syndication Is In: My New Distribution Strategy
My approach to distributing my writing has changed dramatically over the years. I used to be pretty pro guest blogging, and now not so much. Explaining my current syndication approach can help others better promote their writing. This is, however, not a technical guide.
100. Empowering Creators with Tealfeed Co-founder Sourabh Kaushik
In this slogging AMA, we were joined by Tealfeed Cofounder Sourabh Kaushik, we discuss everything Tealfeed, including future ambitions for the platform.
101. This Article Was Featured InâŠ
What is the "This Article Was Featured In..." section found in HackerNoon's articles? How can readers and writers make use of this feature?
102. Tips for Building a Great Brand Image Through Blogging
Many aspiring entrepreneurs think of blogging as more of an entertainment than a tool for increasing sales and generating website traffic. When launching an online store, businesses mainly focus on product and category descriptions, and try to lure prospective customers by offering discounts and gifts. While it is understandable for a new business to be all about the money, offering low prices, free shipping, and other bonuses is not enough to hit high sales and build a positive brand image.
103. What are HackerNoon's 3 Main Ingredients ?
Be it in any form, reading is an important part of peopleâs lives for various reasons. So why do people read? And related to that, what gets people to write?
104. How Publishing 200+ Interviews Changed My Approach To Interview-Based Content
Lessons from publishing 200+ interviews and tactics on cold outreach, having meaningful conversations, writing great content, and building brands
105. 24 Content Strategy Tips From Pros For Technologists Who Want to Start Writing
New to blogging? Or wish to revisit your content plan for your long-forgotten blog? You've come to the right place.
106. 4 Reasons That Will Make Vim Your Favorite Editor
Vim is a powerful text editor. It's popular amongst coders and writers, and in this blog post, I will convince you to use it.
107. All Aboard The Hackership
The first instalment in a series set to document an editorial intern's journey throughout the hackership - Hackernoon's first internship program.
108. Can AI Tools Help the Book Publishing Industry Evolve
Publishing is in desperate need of new tools. Can AI help? Maybe, but there's a catch...
109. Introducing Myself
I have stumble upon this site looking for some solutions for my Django problem, and I loved it. I decided to signup and share my views on technology and apps development. I'm like 5 years experience PHP and JavaScript developer, although in that time I have developed one Angulajs mobile app.
110. What To Write In Your Journal To Improve Productivity
What do you do when you plan your day the night before but then waking up with absolutely no motivation to actually follow up with your plans?
111. How to Write Unique Content: A Detailed Guide
Facing issues regarding How to write unique content is this information age? Let me help you with it!
112. How to Become a Web3 Technical Writer: How These 10 Pros Did It.
I asked 10 Web3 technical writers how they started in Web3, their core skills, the challenges they face and how they can help newbies navigate this path.
113. "Time is the Great Equaliser" Meet the Writer Andrei Rotariu AKA Crypto Fireside
Meet the founder of Crypto Fireside! In this installment of Meet the Writer series Andrei Rotariu talks about crypto and the true value of time management.
114. Startups Should Publish About the Actual Technology, Instead of Funding and Work Culture
A brief chit-chat with Arti Agarwal, tech writer and author. She shares her writing habits, startup opinions and some suggestions for other writers.
115. 5 Tips on How to Be a Successful Blogger
Many bloggers in the blogosphere have invested a lot of money in their blogs in other to establish its authority, make it a go-to source of information and earn
116. What to Do and What Not to Do in Content Creation
Many tips and tricks on how to make amazing content.
117. Cash Rules Everything Around Me [Writing Prompts For Startup Founders]
Are you a startup founder? Consider filling out these writing prompts so readers can get to know your company better, and it's a great way for others to learn.
118. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon
Check out 5 reasons for aspiring writers and tech enthusiasts to get published on HackerNoon!
119. How to Break Into the Crypto and Web3 Sector as a Non-tech or Non-finance Student
I learned early that no one cares about what you do, instead, they care about what you can do for them.
120. Linguix's Co-Founder Alex Lashkov on Empowering Writers Through AI
How an AI-based writing assistant can boost your communication and improve your writing skills.
121. Mechanical Keyboard vs Membrane Keyboard: Pros and Cons
Find out more about the difference between mechanical and membrane keyboards and how you can tailor your choice based on their features and your needs.
122. On Memes, Bots, Humor, Tech Writing, and Life - Noonies Nominee TomĂĄs Sirio
Noonies Interview with Tomas Sirio, nominee for the HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - BOTS Award.
123. 80/20 Tips For Writing Better Copy To Maximize Distribution
124. I Built An SEO Content Software And Made $5k in a month: A Case-Study
125. 10 Best AI Content Generation Tools for All Your Content Needs in 2022
There are a number of different AI writing software on the market, here is a look at ten of the top AI content generation tools for 2022.
126. StoryLab.ai Uses GPT-3 to Make Content Marketing Easier for Everyone
We believe weâre building something special. And we believe humans need more than AI to create more and better stories. We need each other to grow.
127. Meet the Writer: On the Challenges of Writing in Fast-Developing Industry with Shrey Jain
If you are looking to get inside the head of a blockchain enthusiast, here's an opportunity. Shrey Jain answers the questions in Meet the Writer interview.
128. The Importance of Getting the Point Across Without Diluting it: Meet the Writer Khamisi Hamisi
Khamisi Hamisi, a Hacker Noon contributor, tells us more about the importance of understanding social media for small businesses, filmmaking, and his cat.
129. How to Build a Product in Public And Get Traction
Image by Jorge Guillen from Pixabay
An increasing number of indie makers decide to build in public. Some do it via their blog, on Twitter, on an open page or via communities. But it can be incredibly daunting to makers who are used to build their products in a more private fashion.
130. Consistency as a Moat: How to Write More by Prioritizing your Weaknesses
The best way to optimise consistency is to prioritize the things which you're worse at, or where you can have improvement.
131. How I Overcame Anxiety and Built an App to Help Others
I may have presented myself as a happy person surrounded by lots of friends. Yes, Iâm a happy person and am fortunate to have good friends around me. However, it took me a while to live and think this way. Maybe nothing has really changed around me but I know that the way I look and think through things has completely changed. Now I look at things in a more optimistic way than before. It didnât happen overnight but it slowly turned me into this way after simply writing down things from my mind to actual writing.
132. How Tech Bloggers Can Maximize Owning a Technical Blog
Based on my experience, what are things beginner tech bloggers can do to maximize the benefits of running a technical blog?
133. How Writing Can Help Developers Succeed
Recently I was listening to Jason Fried in the chase Jaris podcast, for you who doesnât know Json Fried he is the chief executive officer of Basecamp...
134. The README file: How to Help Others Understand Your Project
135. HackerNoon Contributor Bob Wright on Coding, Writing, and More
A brief interview with a HackerNoon contributor
136. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Ladislav Nevery, Innovator
Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Ladislav Nevery, Innovator
137. PB & J: WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR ??
138. Why You Should Start a Newsletter Today
Looking to start an email newsletter but don't know where to start? Here's your guide on why and how you should do it.
139. 5 Top Free Tools I Use to Create Great Content for HackerNoon
Content creation has become an important part of any business on the Web. I share and discuss 5 top free tools I use to create superb content for HackerNoon
140. Meet the Writer: Priya Kumari - Having a Reliable Community is the Actual Superpower
A reliable community is your actual superpower that inspires audacity and innovation. Constructive community support will uplift you to success. Read more.
141. Coauthoring With ChatGPT: How to Deal With Its Multiple Personas
Coauthoring with ChatGPT feels like pair programming. A similar dynamic with you providing the story line and ChatGPT helping with styles and points of view
142. What is the TL;DR Feature at HackerNoon?
What is the TL;DR feature at HackerNoon and how can both readers and writers make full use of it?
143. Here's Why You Need Compelling Copy On Your 'About Me' Page
The âAbout Meâ section of your website, LinkedIn profile, or your social media accounts is the most important copy youâll ever write. Here's how to write it!
144. What Makes Copy Convert Visitors?
HOW TO WRITE TO CONVERT
145. Are You New to Blogging? These 8 Tips Will Help You Get Started!
If you're new to blogging, these 8 tips will help you get started. Follow them and you'll be on your way to a successful blog.
146. How to Post to Devto, Hashnode, and Medium dotcom via Their APIs
Generate posts on Dev, Hashnode, and Medium using the same markdown source file to simultaneously post on all three platforms using their REST and Graphql APIs.
147. Fixing The Parkison's Effect: How Freelance Writers can meet up with Schedule
Parkinsonâs Effect is all about an overlooked barrier to efficient time management summarised as; every task takes exactly the amount of time you devote to it.
148. 13 Tips for Writing Better Content Than Others
Learn about how to improve as a content writer and produce good copy with these 11 tips that cover how to find practice and the skill to focus improving.
149. 5 Tips to Create an Effective Content Strategy
Want to connect with the right audience and increase your website traffic? Here are 5 useful tips to create an effective content strategy.
150. Why Bucketbuff Is The Best Blogging community
151. My Journey to Building New Habits in my 20's
Like, What you should do in your 20's? What you should not do in your 20's? Habits you should build in your 20's? and etc. etc.
152. Top 5 Reasons Why "Top [X]Â Posts" Aren't That Bad
Finding myself annoyed by all the "Top X Things to Know About Y" posts, I'm taking some time to list the top 5 things that I find positive about them.
153. If You Have Important Data: Make Sure Its Protected
Data transfer is very important and it keeps happening almost every minute. As we chat on various social media applications or even like a post, there is a transfer of information that is happening. While we may not be too bothered about the way in which information and data are transferred from the receiver to the sender and vice-versa, we, of course, would be concerned about the safety of the data and information that is flowing on the internet and other forms of communication.
154. "Trust yourself" - Michael CJ Fox, 2020 Noonie Nominee
To help give recognition to the outstanding writers in the Hacker Noon community, we started the annual Noonie Awards. Michael CJ Fox from Germany has been nominated for a 2020 Noonie in Technology category. Michael is a published non-fiction author who is also learning the craft of fiction writing.
155. How To Create a Developer Blog on DevDojo
Nowadays, creating a blog is easy. But, with all the different options available, you might go crazy by just doing the research.
156. How Regular Writing Practice Can Make You A Pro in Programming
Iâve been coding professionally for around 5 years now and Iâve continued to work on my writing for more or less the same amount of time, although in a much smaller capacity. In this time, Iâve learnt to see some key similarities between the two crafts. Despite how different the two fields seem on the surface, I truly believe that working on my writing skills continues to have a spill over effect on my how I think about code as well.
157. âAssuming the Readerâs Role Is My Biggest Challengeâ: Hacker Noonâs Contributor Gautam Tata
Meet Gautam - a Software Engineer at Salesforce and the co-founder of Aquanaut.ai.
158. 10 Ideas to Create a Daily Writing Habit
This writing discusses ways to reduce barriers to creating a daily writing habit.
159. On Writing: Hardships We Face and How to Overcome Them
This week in The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship, we discussed what we find most difficult about the writing process.
160. Easy Guide to Turn Slack Threads into Verdant Hackernoon Articles
Slogging is a simple app that lets you turn conversation threads on Slack channels into beautiful drafts on Hackernoon ready for our 3 million monthly readers.
161. How to Write Better Posts as a Developer.
I wrote my first post as a developer about 18 months ago, on April 2018. Since then I have read and wrote a ton of them.
162. What is the Per-Word Rate A Freelance Writer Should Charge ?
You canât make the whole world like your writing, just one guy who is supposed to pay for it.
163. 4 Easy Ways to Cultivate a Writing Habit
Developing the habit of writing can offer life-changing value to you and your business. Here are 4 tips that will help.
164. Generative AI Helps Artists Expand the Boundaries of Their Imagination
Artists in fields ranging from writing and painting to music and interior design are using new AI tools to redefine the whole notion of creativity
165. Craig Williams is a Comedian and the Curator of Your Wasted Time
I'm Craig Williams and this is my article. I wrote it with my old man and my son, Big Hoss. Everything in it has a story and words. I've learned nothing.
166. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Blockchain Contributor Olayimika Oyebanji
Iâm Olayimika from Kwara State, Nigeria. I bagged a law degree from Ahmadu Bello University in 2017 and I was called to the Nigerian bar in 2018.
167. Kadeem Clarke On Love of Cars & Keeping Up With the Blockchain World
Meet HackerNoon contributor Kadeem Clarke, Head of Labs at Momentum 6 and Founder of Clarke Global.
168. How to Improve Every Blog Post You Write In 7 Proven Steps
(Photo by Dan Counsell on Unsplash)
How can you improve every blog post you publish? That is a puzzle many bloggers are trying to solve. And frankly, if you cannot upgrade the quality of your blogs, you put your business blog at risk of failure.
169. The New Blockchain Publishing Platform That Could Kill Medium and Steemit
170. Non-Linear Storytelling: Studying the Art of Sharing Stories
a narrative method where events are portrayed out of chronological order or in other ways where the narrative does not follow a linear pattern
171. Create, Edit and Manage Screenshots with Snagit 2021
How does the new version of Snagit help you create, edit, and manage screenshots, and is it worth upgrading from what you currently use?
172. "Being Kind is a Superpower," says Indie Writer, Hacker, Bethan Vincent
Bethan Vincent from the UK generally introduces herself as a marketer, but - as time goes by - feels like thatâs really only part of the story. Alongside supporting companies with their marketing efforts, Bethan also runs her own podcast about resilience - The Brave, dip her toes into creating my own products and platforms, and has been nominated for a 2020 Noonie in the Technology Award Category.
173. General Citation Rules: How to Avoid Plagiarism
The topic of the correct design of the borrowed elements has recently become very much discussed. More serious attention to plagiarism and several scandals related to the dissertations of famous people have led to stricter requirements for citations in scientific works.
174. How to Choose the Right Copywriter for Your Project
Copywriting is a unique and beneficial talent that can add enormous value to your business, but finding the right person for your copywriting project is seldom an easy task.
175. How to Set Yourself Up For Business Success as a Writer in 2022
If you donât believe you should be paid six figures, no one will hire you for that amount; Your words will reveal the richness of your mind.
176. What I Learned From My Best Blog Articles in 2022
My 2022-year-in-review for blogging. It covers my top posts from this year, top all-time posts by traffic, and the insights Iâve gleaned from the data.
177. Will Human Writing and AI Writing Become Indistinguishable?
This Essay Was Written by a Human, Not a Robot. Or Was It?
178. 5 Reasons Why Upwork Sucks for Writers
I will give you a handful of reasons why I think Upwork isnât a writer-friendly place.
179. How to Write a Perfect Chatbot Script
Writing a script for a chatbot is a challenging process that requires skills. This article discusses how to write an effective chatbot script and gives tips.
180. 4 Top Writing Tools to Suit Different Types of Writers
181. 7 Best Practices That Helped Me Rank #1 on Google
The blogging best practices that took me from clueless to ranking #1 in search and making money from my blog.
182. Dear Substack Writers Who've Been Approached by TechBullion
TechBullion.com has a budget for approaching authors on Substack. Here's how I responded.
183. How To Choose The Best Blogging Platform For Your Developer Blog
Learn how to choose the best blogging platform for your developer blog. See what are the most important things to look for when choosing a blogging platform.
184. The Nuts and Bolts of Crafting Quality Content
Discover all you must do to write a content of high-quality, starting from the headline, body, and the conclusion.
185. How to Differentiate Between Article Spinning and Content Repurposing
The topic of article spinning and article spinning tools is a very controversial one â with several SEO âexpertsâ arguing in favor and others arguing against it.
186. Down the Crypto Rabbit Hole: How I Got Started
This is my first time writing an article here on Hackernoon. For lack of anything "tech" that I can think of writing about at the moment, I'll just talk about how I stumbled into the crypto rabbit hold in the first place.
187. How to Pitch Like a Pro: Grab a Journalist's Attention
In the past two posts, you learned about what piques a reporter's interest and how to make it newsworthy. It's time to take the knowledge and create a pitch for journalists.
188. The Best Free Tech Writing Fellowship on the Internet
The HackerNoon Tech Writing Fellowship seeks to help tear down barriers of entry into the job market.
189. 13 Short Copywriting Lessons That Have Made Me a Better Writer
Sometimes a piece of good advice can be game-changing and bring you a fresh perspective on a matter you have been trying to understand.
190. AI Is Coming for Content Writing. Here Is Why It's a Good Thing
Already, AI writing tools can write better than many humans who do content writing for a living. So is it just a matter of time before the machines come for my
191. Is SEO One Giant Scam of a Job?
Those claiming to be an âSEOâ probably provide little marketing value
192. Ideas, Manage, Build, Write: Vaibhav Saini on Optimal Learning Process
Prolific Hacker Noon contributor Vaibhav Saini from India has been nominated for three 2020 #Noonies in the Decentralization and Back to the Internet Award categories.
193. What is Slogging? - A New App by HackerNoon
Have you heard about Slogging? What about Slack Blogging? If you have been hiding under a rock, worry not. In this article, you'll find all the information you need to know about Slogging and how it can save your company's conversations and repurpose them for your companyâs content marketing efforts.
194. Beyond Your Window: A Look Into Visual Novel Development
Beyond Your Window is a Visual Novel divided into 4 different short stories based on the themes of love, responsibilities and difficult daily choices. As Team SolEtudeâs first full-length release, we decided to write down this post-mortem to let other designers/writers/fans of the Visual Novel genre know how we developed it from the prototype to the released version.
195. "Focus on the what you need to get done today" - Merlin Carter, 2020 Noonie Nominee
Merlin Carter from Germany has been nominated for a 2020 Noonie in the Technology category. Merlin is a content writer from New Zealand that's been living in Germany for the past 15 years. Let's learn more about him below!
196. "Journaling is therapeutic and a very pure way of expressing feelings and thoughts"
Journaling is therapeutic and a very pure way of expressing feelings and thoughts, just like having a best friend who is always ready to listen, without...
197. 17 Best Freelance Writing Job Sites In 2022
Have a look at the 20 best places to find freelancing writing jobs. Keep reading to get the complete information.
198. Why Reading Self-Help Books Is a Total Waste Of Time!
199. 5 Content Strategies That Drive Your Readers to Act
Great contentâblog posts, case studies, newsletters, etc.âis a valuable tool for engaging your audience while providing value. Before ever asking for a sale youâre able to give them something, which drives a makes a great impression on anyone who comes across your content.
200. The Over-justification Effect of Games as a Service
A goal that you set yourself is more powerful than a goal that is set for you.
Over this current and passing generation of gaming consoles, we've witnessed the rise of the almighty live service game. What I like to think of as the AAA adaptation of mobile gaming mechanics and MMO hits like World of Warcraft, wrapped in a blockbuster console game setting. Player retention, daily logins, battle passes - buzzwords that are part and parcel with the Games as a Service business model permeate throughout these titles that vie for our hard-earned time and money.
To quote a good friend - the "ecosystem" has become the dirtiest word in the industry, with developers and publishers alike looking for ways to keep players engaged long-term. What started with the odd PC only expansion model in the 90's, blossomed into DLC, Season Passes and now Games as a Service. A system that consists of some sort of persistent online world, a gameplay loop designed to be engaging (usually) with constant daily events, new loot and bigger content drops that add new wrinkles every so often. All with the intent of keeping players engaged for years.
201. Searching For Unknowns: Captain's log 001
My name is captain Smith and I am the only pilot aboard Prometheus 042. We were sent into space roughly 13 billion years ago and our mission is to find the answer to the ultimate question - what is the meaning of life?
202. How Alex Edmonds Went From a Statue of Liberty Costume to a Podcasting Career
can podcasts help developers, founders, and makers? Yes, yes and yes! Podcasts can actually help you with not only building a startup, but even for a product, a
203. Writers Can Process and Feel Emotions Faster than Non-Writers
The secret power of telling your story. Psychology suggests that writers can process and feel through emotions faster than non-writers.
204. Meet the Writer: Danielle Gruber, Lover of Brains & Student of Engineering
My name's Danielle and I'm an electrical engineering major with a passion for neuroscience.
205. What Did You Think of The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship?
The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship is a free remote online writing program where you can get mentored by a seasoned Editor
206. 5 Types Of Fear That Millions Of People Feel
Fear of missing out
207. How I Got a Job in Developer Relations
Hello, my name is Alex, and I'm an... Advocate. A Developer Advocate. What does that mean and how do you become one? I'll tell you all of it!
208. 'I Open-Sourced My Thinking Process': Meet HackerNoon Writer & Test Automation Engineer Miki Szeles
An interview with Miki Szeles who is an agile creative technicalish writer and software developer.
209. "Audio Book NFT Has Come To Stay," M.H. Forrest On Exploring Blockchain Technology
He recently sat down with Olayimika Oyebanji to discuss his new book, his foray into NFT, and why he is doubling down on leveraging blockchain technology.
210. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Denise Holt, Futurist, Advisor, Founder
Denise Holt talks spatial web, writing, and more.
211. Lessons I Learned About Writing
As I started writing articles for this blog for over a year now, I thought to review the lessons I learned about writing during this journey.
212. Finding Healing in Writing: How Putting Down Your Innermost Thoughts can Change Your Life
Journaling is a self-care habit that helps us understand ourselves better through writing.
213. Slogging Insights: Why Did You Become a Writer?
I became a writer because, from a young age, stories (in many forms) captivated me in ways nothing else could.
214. 5 Reasons Why You Should Start Blogging
The real reasons behind why i decided to start a blog and write. Putting your ideas or projects into the public makes you more accountable than having a mental
215. Meet the Writer: Mikhail Kirilin Did 12 Hours of Research for His Latest Piece
My name is Mikhail Kirilin. For the past 7 years, I've been involved in PR, editorial, and communications in one way or another. I've been studying hedge funds.
216. The Best List of Free Blogging Tools for SEO
Blogging Tools can help you think of questions and keywords to target, understand trends, organise your strategies and research how users search the internet.
217. How to Become a Successful Freelance Copywriter
Making the shift from full-time employment to freelance can be frustrating. Our handy guide will help you ace the transition and earn 6-figure income in no time
218. What Inspired us to Write About Games?
Here at Hacker Noon, we love both games and writing. In this slogging post, we discuss what inspired us to write about games and our fondest gaming memories.
219. Gathering Material is the Most Laborious Part of the Writing Process
My full name is Valerii Udodov; I often write about application architecture and different practices in software development.
220. 'I Write About What I Know and What I Experience': Meet the Writer Jacob Landry
Meet HackerNoon writer Jacob Landry who is sharing stories about coffee-fueld-code with the world!
221. How to Describe Your Technical Issue to Get Quick and Effective Help
Documenting the issue before you ask for help will make everything so much more efficient.
222. Cutting Through Hype and Speculation with Growth Strategist & Blockchain Entrepreneur, Tib Palin
I try to cut through the hype and speculation, bringing visibility to those that deserve support through my writing.
223. 4 Simple Ways to Skyrocket Your Blog Readership
224. A Developer's Guide to Writing for the Internet
In this article, weâll be sharing some of the best tips and tricks to make writing easy and effective for developers.
225. Why is Writing Important? (Slogging Insights)
Writing, in a sense, is a way to help you understand the world, understand concepts and help others to understand those concepts too.
226. How Improving Writing Skills Can Help Software Developers Succeed
I started writing because the generous community of programmers had helped me by sharing their knowledge freely over the Internet. I wanted to contribute to this incredible trend so I could be a part of something bigger than myself.
227. Becoming a Rich Writer: The Tale of Two Writers
This vision is hard â nearly impossible â to achieve for many writers.
228. How To Do Brand Journalism Right: Insights and Ideas
According to the Content Marketing Institute, 96% of the most successful B2B content marketers state that readers regard companies as a trusted resource before making decisions. Well, thatâs a heavy number if you ask me.
229. ChatGPT Writes a Story With Me
I started with a story prompt to ChatGPT and then we kept going, I like it.
230. What Is Technical Writing and How It Can Become Your Career
Are you interested in starting out your career as a technical writer? Find out more about technical writing and the oppurtunities it provides for you today.
231. Dissecting the World of Cryptocurrency with Coder Anthony Watson
In this Slogging AMA, we talk to Anthony Watson a writer, coder and respected member of the Hackernoon community. We discuss with him all things writing, coding
232. My Top 6 Levels of Reading
Reading is one of the best ways to create knowledge, get smarter every day, not be an idiot, have good opinions and be able to talk to anyone about any topic.
233. Meet Code Daddy and Full Stack Developer, Clint Veasey
My latest HackerNoon Top Story was about my most pressing concern in life and the giant that towers over my internal psychological geography: my firstborn Son.
234. Copywriting vs Content Writing
If you believed that content writing and copywriting were the same thing, then you'd be wrong.
235. The Pros & Cons Of Anonymous Assassination Betting Sites
You could buy an RPG on the open web for less than two months of personal browser history...
236. The 11 Rules of UX Writing To Put the User First
Writing for the user experience (UX) is the activity of creating text or content that is read by customers and that appears inside the design of digital goods. UX writing assists customers in understanding how to use and interact with software products, such as websites, desktop and mobile applications, games, etc. The basic purpose of user experience (UX) writing is to assist users through completing activities in any digital product. For want of a better term, user experience writers are interaction designers.
237. Brad Michelson on Writing About Fintech and Infancy Industries
Brad Michelson is an NYC-based marketer, regular top contributor to Hacker Noon, and 2020 Noonie Nominee. Scroll down to find out why Brad's into writing about fintech, and what his personal strategy is when it comes to failure.
238. Want To Get Better at Public Relations? Start Writing Articles
When I started doing Public Relations, more than 20 years ago, I was kind of a messâŠ
239. How I Wrote and Sent Newsletters that Got 50% Open Rates and Less Than 0.5% Unsubscribes
Lots of times, I have mentioned that I love blogging and writing.
240. Understanding Design with Typogram Founder Hua Shu
In this slogging thread, we invited Hua Shu, the founder of Typogram. We took the chance to ask about design, marketing and writ
241. Creating A Killer README File: Ultimate Guide
After code comments, the README file is one of the most ubiquitous forms of documentation found in software development today.
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