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> This is **`coding.blog`**
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AI- driven personalised, curation service for quality programming content.
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A blog platform for developers, for everything coding.
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A platform for developers, that provides you with a personalised curation service on programming topics.
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Use it to write and read quality articles on programming.
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*Not* for content-marketing disguised as programming tutorials.
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*Not* for advertisement blended with sincerely interesting pieces.
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*Quality*. *Articles*. *About*. *Coding*.
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Today, it feels like most articles are trying to sell you something. They are,
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as they cannot reach you for free. Curators like Medium need to put work into
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ensuring you get the articles you would enjoy. To compensate, they either
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put the content behind paywalls or shift the costs to the authors. Now authors
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need to bear the cost, they need to make sure their writings are selling you something.
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No one is evil here. The process makes everything either hidden behind a paywall or
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an ad dressed up as a coding blog. The process needs to change.
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put the content behind paywalls or shift the costs to the authors. They also curate with only the content available on their platform.
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Truth be told: there is tonnes of content out there. The problem is finding interesting and truly insightful pieces based on your personal needs.
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With `coding.blog`, we want to change that.
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We want to help authors write elegant, modern coding blogs while retaining ownership of their work.
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We believe authors should rely on the support and appreciation
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of the community for sharing their knowledge, not on the support of companies who
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monetize your time and attention to convince you to buy from them.
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We want quality writings on coding to be freely available to everyone.
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We want to empower authors so that they do not have to disguise their
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content to sell other stuff to you indirectly. The software
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community has thrived on sharing openly and honestly. This is how we should
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We want quality writings on coding blog to be freely available to everyone.
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We want to empower authors to write elegant, modern coding blogs while retaining ownership of their work.
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The software community has thrived on sharing openly and honestly. This is how we should
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move forward.
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> _How?_
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-`coding.blog` will make every article available for free, while allowing
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the community to support the authors by tipping them.
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-`coding.blog` will make every article available for free. We will also not restrict our curation service to articles published only on our platform but will find all freely accessible quality pieces.
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-`coding.blog` will offer per-user curated lists to readers who want it, for a small monthly fee.
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Curation is never really free, but with transparent direct pricing, it can become
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-`coding.blog` will offer per-user curated lists to readers not based on how often you click on certain articles but really accounting for your needs. We will charge a small monthly fee for this. Curation is never really free, but with transparent direct pricing, it can become
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free of content that is there only to convince you to buy something, leaving only content
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that you would truly enjoy.
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-`coding.blog` will provide an [open-source toolchain](https://codedoc.cc) for building
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elegant blogs, offering the convenience of platforms like Medium, rich features specificly
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elegant blogs, offering the convenience of platforms like Medium, rich features specifically
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designed for writing about programming, and customizability that only comes
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with open-source tools.
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`coding.blog` is still in early stages of development. If you are interested, you can join
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us on this exciting journey towards creating the best medium possible for sharing
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coding knowledge and experience. Simply enlist for the waiting list for `coding.blog`'s
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coding knowledge and experience.
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For our persoanlsied curation service, simply enlist for the waiting list for `coding.blog`'s
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