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I was reading How To Make Dev Better In 2020 and thought that it would be really valuable to consider some guidelines for...
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Thanks for sharing this, Corey!
I've been binging on all the content about blogging I can find since starting Books on Code at the beginning of this month. Also, before I went deeper into tech doing development and technical writing, I wrote blog posts professionally for an enterprise software marketing company.
Here are a couple thoughts:
First thought
Someone who's living in a chaotic home can blog about the journey of getting organized. As long as we are personally invested in it and authentic, I don't think expertise is required to start. "Asserting things as law" can be a turnoff, but often just "asserting things" has an implicit "I believe", and being assertive is more important than sounding unsure if you want a following.
Second thought
There's a why for each individual post, but I'm wondering about the "why" in general. Why blog? The bigger why is so important to inform other posts.
Third thought
The missing ingredient:
organization and structure. 😊