Thanks!
I've checked out your blog post - a nice guide for anyone "sourcing" their personal blogs from Dev.to - I've seen it's being done a lot lately. I personally run my blog on Ghost, so, for me, Dev.to is yet another platform to cross-post to.
As for creating projects on your own - I know how it is, I guess most devs do. For me, that's where my piles of (mostly unfinished) side projects come from. π
If you end up giving CW a try, check out the auto-filling (on Medium) demo tweet, and join the Discord server if you've got any questions.
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Thanks!
I've checked out your blog post - a nice guide for anyone "sourcing" their personal blogs from Dev.to - I've seen it's being done a lot lately. I personally run my blog on Ghost, so, for me, Dev.to is yet another platform to cross-post to.
As for creating projects on your own - I know how it is, I guess most devs do. For me, that's where my piles of (mostly unfinished) side projects come from. π
If you end up giving CW a try, check out the auto-filling (on Medium) demo tweet, and join the Discord server if you've got any questions.
I guess unfinished side projects are a common thing amongst devs π .
Hopefully I'll get to give CodeWrite a try in the future, all the best adding the support to the remaining platforms on its roadmap.