I not too long ago learn this publish from Danijela Vrzan on reaching one yr of running a blog about Swift. She revealed it simply earlier than WWDC, however that week’s situation of the e-newsletter was filled with pre-conference pleasure, and I’ve not discovered an opportunity to share it since with all of the post-conference catch-up. I needed to hyperlink to her publish, although, partly to congratulate her but additionally hoping that her writing will encourage extra individuals to write down about Swift and Apple platform improvement.
There’s nothing improper with YouTube, Podcasts, Twitch, and all of the social media platforms, however for me, nothing beats a weblog publish. I can learn it at no matter tempo and schedule makes me snug, search it for key phrases or one thing particular I’m in search of. I can simply share a key level with copy and paste, or a hyperlink to the entire article.
In my (admittedly probably old school) opinion, it’s the easiest solution to share one thing you realized or did. Lots of of individuals weblog about Swift already, and you could possibly be part of them. Whether or not your writing is a fast paragraph or an in-depth tutorial doesn’t matter. It additionally doesn’t matter when you swap backwards and forwards between these! You don’t want to write down each week or on any common schedule at all¹. You don’t must dedicate your life to it or make it a supply of revenue. However each weblog I’ve written on over time has supplied me with some amount of excellent issues in return.
Thanks to everybody on this group for the a whole lot of posts I learn every week. I can’t share all of them, however I’m glad you write them. ??
¹ … so long as you will have an RSS feed so I can subscribe! Additionally, in case you have a weblog or plan to start out one, please add your RSS feed and particulars to the iOS Dev Listing. I run my complete RSS system off that listing, and it powers different websites that assist promote your writing, too.
Dave Verwer 