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I understand general public can fall prey to fancy UI and easy blogging but I do not expect medium to be used by people from IT who know better. For example, r
by quaintdev 5y ago
I understand general public can fall prey to fancy UI and easy blogging but I do not expect medium to be used by people from IT who know better.
For example, recently both Dart and Flutter got version upgrade and they announced this via Medium. I mean you have largest Software company backing you. Why would you choose medium for your blog!?
- abraham 5y agoIt's not like Google has it's own blogging platform...
- giantrobot 5y agoShhh, don't tell them! They'll kill it if they remember it's there.
- Ekaros 5y agoIsn't software development currently just going and picking up what is the big popular name today. Be that platform, database, language or framework. Picking Medium fits perfectly to this mind-set. Move fast break things. Don't reinvent the wheel... Or do when it makes CV better even if you are writing same product again...
- imachine1980_ 5y agomedium was a great platform, you can make you own subdomain and mange what you want, then the focus change from make a great blog experience from a modic price for non tech-savy to, try to become a premium buzzfed, the ui is the same but the home screen is full of crappy shit first post(The Real Way to Figure Out How Smart Someone Is it work every time), and you are force to premium or kick like happens to hackernoon and freecodecamp
- jayzalowitz 5y agoOne of the founders of Hackernoon here. They didn't kick so much as "you cant make any money here, and we are going to make it difficult for you to operate" Ev and co arent bad people. Im actually a fan, but i think he is shortsighted in his goals.