Hi Jeff,
It's very good that you are willing to try blogging again!
I believe participating with the CodeNewbie's challenge can help you to achieve that 😊
What I find helpful for me (especially when I decided to write a technical article) is to make a draft with bullet points.
If you look at my articles, most of them have bullet points. Then I write the explanation for each bullet point.
For example, when I had the idea to write about semantic HTML.
I would do something like this:
What is semantic HTML
Why semantic HTML
Order of semantic HTML + code example
Or when I want to explain a problem that I encountered and got the solution.
This code won't run
I tried A, B, C (explain)
Found solution on (link to website)
It's still not working.
Found another solution, tweak it like this, and now it works
You can really make a draft on the go while you're learning/working.
But then, you need to dedicate your time to transform those bullets into an article.
I hope it can help you start to write :)
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Hi Jeff,
It's very good that you are willing to try blogging again!
I believe participating with the CodeNewbie's challenge can help you to achieve that 😊
What I find helpful for me (especially when I decided to write a technical article) is to make a draft with bullet points.
If you look at my articles, most of them have bullet points. Then I write the explanation for each bullet point.
For example, when I had the idea to write about semantic HTML.
I would do something like this:
Or when I want to explain a problem that I encountered and got the solution.
You can really make a draft on the go while you're learning/working.
But then, you need to dedicate your time to transform those bullets into an article.
I hope it can help you start to write :)