We look for
- Practical tutorials
- Technical deep dives
- Developer experiences
- Career guidance
- Interview preparation
- Technology explainers
Submission guidelines
- Original work only — not published elsewhere.
- Clear structure with headings, short paragraphs and a useful conclusion.
- Useful examples: code that runs, screenshots where they help.
- No plagiarised material.
- No keyword stuffing or promotional links.
- No misleading claims; cite sources for facts and figures.
- No unauthorised copyrighted material, including images.
How it works
- Send a short pitch with the form below: topic, working title and outline.
- We reply if the idea fits our readers and editorial calendar.
- You write the draft; we edit for clarity, accuracy and style.
- We agree the final version with you before publishing, with your byline and bio.
Tip: pitches with a specific problem and a clear audience (“How to debug N+1 queries in Spring Data JPA for developers new to Hibernate”) are much more likely to be accepted than broad topics (“Introduction to Java”).