Dear reader who has not started writing yet,
I want to encourage you to start writing your first post and see where it leads you.
In fact I have...
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Hey, thanks for your article, I wrote my first article just after reading yours:
My First Year of Programming
Thanks for the boost :)
Thanks alot, I'm glad you liked my content and it's a really kind of you that you featured my content in one of your post and it's all about taking the first step.
I would love to add that DEV is amazing platform with lots of active readers + authors.
The new user sign-ups rate are very high, People are loving the content because they love to read the honest stories and writings. When a person starts writing, he writes honest and naturally(like talking) if he gets a good response he will then proceed and now he don't need motivation from a single post or comment, he/she have the whole community rooting for him, it's just about taking the first step and it's our(authors) work to make them do it.
Lots of β€οΈ and Motivation πͺ from my side to all the authors on DEV
Hey I did it! Here is my article:
Python is everywhere!
Thanks for encouraging me π
Karine.
Yes!! At the beginning of this year I totally had no confidence when it comes to blogging but the more you do it the easier it gets - you just gotta power through the first couple of posts, and don't have too many expectations on how well it will do.
Exactly, it's just people who haven't started yet think you and I had everything figured out when we started which is... wrong :)
I've been reading and following folks on DEV for over a year, but still haven't written a single post. I'm not sure I have anything worthy to say yet, since I am still learning. Your encouraging post makes me want to try though!
We are all still learning!
What would have been useful to younger Elie S. one year ago to know?
write about this
after a year reading posts on dev.to
here is my #firstpost dev.to/medlabs/learn-how-to-code-b...
thank's to you
Hope it's not that bad :)
Merci Jean-Michel
Congrats @medlabs ! That's a good piece of advice that you give here!
I do the same, I start with a project that works and try to break it in multiple ways to understand how everything work together.
DEV has been the most friendly platform I've ever seen. I wrote my first two posts recently. When I joined, I thought "one day I'll be a programmer and I'll be able to write inspiring posts". But #shecoded was going on, and I thought "well, maybe I can write about the programmer I wanna be and my journey through that". I wrote my first post under #shecoded. I got followers and likes, nobody seemed to care that I'm not technical yet. That encouraged me to write my second one, I even got some comments! I'm thinking of keeping a one text a week routine. DEV is a powerful tool to keep me engaged in my learning path.
Congrats! If my readers want to follow you, have a look at this
Nevertheless, Tiffany WILL code
Tiffany Rossi γ» Mar 7 γ» 5 min read
Tiffany Rossi
After a tumultous summer and a few edits, I got my first post!
Thank you!
Twisted Copper Pair
Nota Bene:
To write this article, I have stolen ideas from a great episode from the Ladybug Podcast, so consider listening to it after you have written your first post :)
ladybug.dev/blogging-101
github.com/ladybug-podcast/ladybug...
Hi @jmfayard , thanks for inspiring me to done my first post:
It's time to write!
VΓctor H. Torres γ» May 9 γ» 1 min read
Yehey my first post. thanks a lot :)
dev.to/rayjencode/the-2-career-pat...
Thanks for the nicely timed and informative post! Hope it encourages more people to write!
DONE!
dev.to/jonesey712/a-second-intervi...
wow
congrats! I left a small comment there
I hope others follow your example :)
I just wrote mien a day ago. So proud of myself :)
Congrats, so for you the challenge is to write the second one :)