You have a typo in your post: "The may care" should be "They may care".
I still think blogging is valuable even if it hasn't helped you yet. When you do get noticed, will help you keep interest. I don't think blogging is a good way to get noticed anymore, as there are so many bloggers out there. However, if you can get noticed some other way, blogging goes a long way towards keeping their interest and demonstrating your knowledge. As others have said already, writing code and writing about code can demonstrate different things which the reader may find to be valuable to them.
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You have a typo in your post: "The may care" should be "They may care".
I still think blogging is valuable even if it hasn't helped you yet. When you do get noticed, will help you keep interest. I don't think blogging is a good way to get noticed anymore, as there are so many bloggers out there. However, if you can get noticed some other way, blogging goes a long way towards keeping their interest and demonstrating your knowledge. As others have said already, writing code and writing about code can demonstrate different things which the reader may find to be valuable to them.
Fixed, thanks!