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Tutorial: Technical Blogging for Python Programmers
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Thursday Bram
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aug Sat 13
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This tutorial will cover how to write about your programming projects for an online audience, whether you're promoting your projects, recruiting open source contributors, or building up a blog to impress employers. We'll briefly cover the mechanics of blogging, then dive into how to write effectively about technical topics.
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