Writing for Developers: Blogs that get read
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(125 Video: 13 Hours 17 Minutes • 1 Book: Pages: 377)
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“Writing for Developers: The Complete Guide” bundle, an exclusive package combining the insightful book and the comprehensive video course. This bundle is meticulously designed for developers and engineers at all skill levels who aspire to connect with their community, share groundbreaking achievements, and elevate their careers by mastering the art of technical writing.
Authored by software engineer Piotr Sarna and professional writer Cynthia Dunlop, this powerful duo brings together their diverse expertise to guide you through every step of creating compelling technical content that resonates with fellow developers. Whether you’re a novice writer, an experienced hand seeking to enhance your impact, or a non-native English speaker, this bundle is your definitive resource.
With this bundle, you will learn to:
- Identify and Select Compelling Topics: Discover how to pinpoint ideas that make for intriguing blog posts and articles.
- Master Popular Blog Post Patterns: Learn to apply seven proven design patterns, including “The Bug Hunt,” “We Rewrote It in X,” and “How We Built It,” to structure your content effectively.
- Streamline Your Writing Process: Gain practical strategies for rapidly planning, drafting, revising, and optimizing your technical pieces.
- Write with Clarity and Persuasion: Develop techniques to make your content clearer, more convincing, and highly engaging for technical audiences.
- Leverage AI Effectively: Understand how to tap into AI for revision and support while avoiding common misuses.
- Maximize Your Impact: Learn to promote your work, measure its effects, and even transform blog posts into conference talks or book ideas.
- Navigate the Entire Writing Journey: From initial brainstorming and creating your working draft to getting feedback and finally publishing, this bundle covers it all.
What’s Inside the Bundle:
- Writing for Developers: Blogs that get read (Book): A comprehensive guide packed with practical tips, detailed examples, and methodical strategies. Explore the “punk rock DIY attitude” to technical writing, with a foreword by Bryan Cantrill and afterword by Scott Hanselman. (Purchase includes a free eBook in PDF and ePub formats from Manning Publications).
- Writing for Developers, Video Edition (Course): Over 13 hours of engaging video instruction from Piotr Sarna and Cynthia Dunlop, bringing the book’s concepts to life. This course covers everything from fundamental principles to advanced techniques in promoting your content, suitable for beginner to advanced learners.
This isn’t just a generic writing guide; it’s laser-focused on the unique needs of technical topics, writers, and audiences. By combining the in-depth knowledge of the book with the dynamic learning experience of the video course, the “Writing for Developers: The Complete Guide” bundle offers an unparalleled opportunity to share your insights, advance the developer community, and create new professional opportunities. Start crafting technical content that your peers will love to read and share!
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Greg Matza (verified owner) –
Effective writing is more than simple documentation. And more than the helpful pablum that is generated by AI summaries. If you want to boost your value to your current or future employers by writing engineering blogs that actually get people excited, I strongly recommend this book.
andrew brown (verified owner) –
“Developer marketing”. How often have you found yourself cringing at that epithet? This book is a guide for abolishing the cringe once and for all. For technical marketers, this book is solid gold. It explains how developers themselves can become part of a company’s narrative, and generate opinionated and technically credible material. Very pragmatic and highly readable, this book should be on the shelf of everybody in the tech industry, from developer to CEO.
Bo Ingram (verified owner) –
Piotr and Cynthia have both been tremendously helpful to me with writing and communicating effectively, and it’s so exciting to see their wisdom distilled and shared with the world. If you’re writing for developers, the best decision you can make is to read Writing for Developers.
Taito (verified owner) –
I used this to finally get myself writing about the topics I care and know of. 11/10, Cynthia ☺️
Glauber de Oliveira Costa (verified owner) –
For dev-focused startups, blogging is do-or-die. This book offers lots of actionable tips, even for those of us who have been writing for years. Plus, it’s a seriously fun read.
Jose Quevedo (verified owner) –
A while ago I had the opportunity to review “Writing for Developers” by Piotr Sarna and Cynthia Dunlop.
I want to recommend the book to all people that are working in the tech industry, the book gave me a better glance of why writing is a very important skill.
In my years of developer I have read very good tech blogs and I always wondered how to reach that level of expertise, this book helped me with that.
The book gives you the why and how to do a great personal blog, it does this by examples and practical scenarios, it is a very good reference of the kind of things that you can share in this industry, everyone has a space or something important to share!
Also gives you the perspective on how writing will help you in your daily job and boost your career in the tech industry.
I couldn’t recommend more this book, I’ll start my own blog and this book will be my main reference.
Jeremy A Bryan (verified owner) –
This book is an amazing resource for developers looking to finally get started on their writing journey. It offers a thorough roadmap for those seeking to share their knowledge through writing, covering everything from identifying topics, to planning your post and tips for ensuring it’s interesting. The book provides practical patterns and engagement strategies, making it an invaluable resource for developers looking to create compelling technical content.
STEM Customer (verified owner) –
Need some motivation to get started? Want some help to write a blog? This book will help you with lot of other interesting topics too.
Oleg (verified owner) –
This book is about how to make the Internet a better place. How to step out of your comfort zone and boost your personal brand along the way. How to reflect and appreciate the work challenges you overcame in the past.
Blog posts about software development are not necessarily always a dry subject, and this book contains dozens of tricks and techniques on how to find interesting topics, structure your thoughts, deliver it in a compelling way and find your audience.
I really liked the different frameworks to approach the actual writing, this is super useful and provides an excellent direction to start. Another helpful thing is the classification of different patterns used in the most successful blog posts. This really feels like a cheat code and helps to come up with good and relevant ideas.
This book was of a fantastic value for me. Highly recommended for veteran bloggers and newbies alike.
Jeff Patterson (verified owner) –
I enjoy writing, but I often feel that I’m not very good at it. While I can find the time to write, discovering interesting subjects is the most challenging part. As a result, I end up procrastinating and wishing I were writing more. The book, “Writing for Developers: Blogs that get read,” has been a source of inspiration for me. It has shown me how to identify topics that interest me and how to present them in a way that others might enjoy reading.
The authors provide a step-by-step plan, complete with structure and reasoning. They use both real and fictional examples to illustrate how a story can evolve, backing up their assertions with practical demonstrations.