I don't like medium, I post an article and I get 5 views. I feel like it's easier to get exposure here on DevTo. I also write on my own blog and since I write in markdown, copying the post on DevTo is super easy, in contrast with the annoying formatting used on Medium which always forced me to go through an article and fix headers and links
One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
Thatβs not completely true unless theyβve changed something. I have a lot of views on an article that I wrote that isnβt part of a medium publication. Itβs probably easier to do that, but itβs not necessary.
One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
Not always true, ok, but I was quite impressed by the stats of my 3 last articles on Medium. I will let you guess which one I did not publish via a Medium publication.
Articles 1 and 3 required a lot of efforts to write, article 2 was an easy one. As you can see the stats are not proportional to that metrics.
If your blog has an RSS feed you could just add that to your Dev profile and then you wouldn't even have to copy the post on DevTo you would just have to click publish.
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I don't like medium, I post an article and I get 5 views. I feel like it's easier to get exposure here on DevTo. I also write on my own blog and since I write in markdown, copying the post on DevTo is super easy, in contrast with the annoying formatting used on Medium which always forced me to go through an article and fix headers and links
On Medium you get views if and only if you submit your article to a Medium publication.
Thatβs not completely true unless theyβve changed something. I have a lot of views on an article that I wrote that isnβt part of a medium publication. Itβs probably easier to do that, but itβs not necessary.
Not always true, ok, but I was quite impressed by the stats of my 3 last articles on Medium. I will let you guess which one I did not publish via a Medium publication.
Articles 1 and 3 required a lot of efforts to write, article 2 was an easy one. As you can see the stats are not proportional to that metrics.
I can definitely see the increased readership with the publication.
If your blog has an RSS feed you could just add that to your Dev profile and then you wouldn't even have to copy the post on DevTo you would just have to click publish.