You enjoy working on fun development projects, so why not get paid to share what you learn? We're hiring engineers to use the latest technologies, write tutorials, and share best practices. Our content has been voted to the front page of Hacker News and Reddit and has been viewed by over 1 million people.
This is freelance work that you can do on the side, when your schedule allows. You'll choose the topics you find interesting and you can set your own rate. Also, you'll get to build your portfolio and give back to the community.
You must have at least one published technical article or blog for reference. We are most interested in insightful topics, clear communication and a good response from the community. Most of our topics cover:
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We write highly technical content about DevOps, development, cloud, database and more. Here’s a sample of recent work:
With an ever-growing number of people relying on in-app chat to carry out business transactions, having a chat app is becoming essential for many companies. If you want to build a streamlined and intuitive chat app UI using React, Sendbird’s UIKit for React is a proven solution. The UIKit is a set of rich, modularized, pre-built UI components that you can use to create a modern messenger experience in your app.
Database scalability is the ability to expand or contract the capacity of system resources in order to support the changing usage of your application. This can refer both to increasing and decreasing usage of the application. Increased usage of your application brings three main challenges to your database server.
In this guide, we’ll look at a major effort to protect these systems—zero trust security. We’ll look at exactly what zero trust security is, how it can help your organization, and the best practices for implementation. We’ll cover trending topics such as zero trust in the cloud, zero trust with Kubernetes, and more. We’ll even cover a few caveats to watch out for.
