I want to continue make posts about programming. More like tutorials. Medium was ok for that, but there is Dev.to. I want to ask you about advantages of this platform and how popular is it nowdays?
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Node.js doesnβt stop from running other operations because of Libuv, a C++ library responsible for the event loop and asynchronously handling tasks such as network requests, DNS resolution, file system operations, data encryption, etc.
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I don't see the harm in posting on both π
I'd say it's worth it if you're really trying to share knowledge. The paywall on Medium is a threat to sharing knowledge but not a threat to social media however.
I think Medium is perfectly fine for those who will opt in to the service. Medium is a larger company and has a wider consumer base. And that woks for them.
Dev.to, on the other hand, offers a forum specifically for developers of all kinds with no paywall.
Additionally, if I'm looking for information about
topic x(like your excellentDockerize a Node.js app connected to MongoDbarticle recently), I'm likely to find it anyway by doing a google search whether it's hosted on medium or dev.to.my 2 cents :D
Medium now charges money and thats sux
The only thing is that in dev.to you cant open a publication and have writers publish through your publication
Im not sure if im using the right terms here but i think you understand what i mean...
Hi Vladislav, you should read this and decide:
Medium Was Never Meant to Be a Part of the Developer Ecosystem
Ben Halpern γ» Jun 3 γ» 5 min read
My answer would be yes :-)
Any opinions? :)