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1. Dear Web3, You Don’t Have A Community, You Have A Cult
Minimum Viable Cult is the next big thing for Web3. Are you ready?
2. A Q&A With Kunal Kushwaha on Diversity, Open Source, and the Power of "Just Getting Started"
Hear Kunal Kushwaha's story - DevRel Manager at Civo, founder of Community Classroom and Kubeworld + Twilio Developer Searchlight Honoree
3. In 1999, the Word “Community” Took on a New Meaning on the Web
In 1999, the word “community” took on a new meaning on the web.
4. How To Use Guilds For Better Knowledge Transfer Between Engineers
Hello, Hacker Noon people! Technology guilds are a popular but still fresh way of implementing communities of practices in companies. Still, there are many questions, especially related to guild responsibilities and organization. Together with Andrew Kozin, I've prepared this post for you as a summary of our personal experience and understanding of the role of a technology guild nowadays.
5. 6 Lessons Learned From Building Tech Communities Across Sri Lanka
Building tech communities is harder than it looks. This article talks about some of the lessons I've learne by building a 5000 strong community on a tiny island
6. 3 ways to build a strong community around your business
Building strong community through two-way communication, community talent, and transparency and how it helps your business in the long run.
7. Turn an Internet Community into a DAO in 3 Steps
I guess the first question is, Why? Why should an internet community become a DAO?
8. NFT Utility is Waiting to be Unlocked
NFT utility is waiting to be unlocked! All hail the new 'Input Economy' - Niftyz.io
9. "Together We Can Do So Much": A Beginner's Tribute to Linux Community
The best thing about Linux is the community behind it.
10. Telegram and The Collaborative Community
Telegram strives to maintain an active and healthy community of volunteers. However, the big question is, why create these spaces for participation?
11. Become an Effective Open Source Maintainer
Tips on how to be an effective Contributor to Open Source.
12. Conversation with an NFT Artist
An interview with Pierre Bourque, NFT artist and founded of Blockchain Radio.
13. Wedu Profile
We all know the story of how many startups come and go very fast. It's a fast competitive road, and many startups feel chiseled out within months of creation. Yet, startup founder Moshe Reuven Sheradsky has his company Wedu on a different trajectory that’s more promising than the systems we’re used to.
14. Social Planning Apps are the Best Way to Plan Your Social Events
Apps for social planning are designed to help you at every stage of the planning process. To plan your outing, you may look up hundreds of attractions and event
15. Meet Derek Lim - #Noonie2021 Nominee, Founder of Crypto Research Community Fincade
"Blockchain, Blockchain, Blockchain" - CEO of Verse.
16. Why Bucketbuff Is The Best Blogging community
17. A Q&A with MongoDB's Marcus Eagan on Developer Mentorship & Building a More Equitable World
Hear Marcus Eagan's story - Staff Product Manager at MongoDB and Twilio Developer Searchlight Honoree
18. DAOs and The Next Bull Run
A discussion with the XDAO founder about DAOs that can build a new level of trust, transparency and good governance in the crypto industry.
19. "I don't want anyone to go through what I went through" - with I-Ally Founder Lucinda Koza
Interview with I-Ally Founder Lucinda Koza where reveals she wants to save millennial family caregivers from a broken system
20. Community in 12 Quotes
Community.HackerNoon.com: Tech professionals talking shop
21. Community Is the Core of Any Crypto Project: Building a Community 72k Strong
The community is the core of any crypto project. This is a trust factor for product users, investors, and media.
22. Introducing ML News
I know.
23. My First Year as a Design Moderator
Okay, so it hasn’t actually been a year. It’s been slightly over eight months. But I digress. Since February of 2019, I have been a moderator on a discord community named DesignCourse (Coursetro). Created by YouTuber Gary Simon, this place serves as a forum for questions and discussions regarding all sorts of design and development related topics. Recently, I realized that I have grown as a mod, as a developer, and as a person, since that day in February.
24. Explore What it Means to Build Online Communities in the Age of Web3
Since the dawn of the internet, people have found groups they can connect and share similar interests.
25. It’s Time to Reap the Rewards for Reading in Web3
It's time for deep reading in Web3
26. Should We Have the Right to Write What We Want Even When It's Technically Incorrect?
Do we have the 'right' to 'write' what we want, even if it is technically incorrect? Read about an experience I had and decide for yourself.
27. Solar Home Systems: The Changing Paradigms of Electric Power
From electric cars to recyclable plastics; there have been several moral responses to the earth's clarion call to caution, many have become a mainstream tech. The development of alternative energy is also bridging the gap between being a moral responsibility and being a much-needed technology that is clean and cost-effective. One of these much-needed technologies is the solar home system.
28. Understanding the Benefits of Crypto Community Management
A crypto community management is essentially a group of people who share a common interest in crypto, blockchain, or Web3 in general.
29. Goodnight Journal Introduction: Building the best online journal community
Goodnight Journal was launched on Jan 1, 2013 and has been serving over 100,000 members in the world. It started as a side project and became a full time job when I decided to revamp the app and community completely.
30. How to Earn Profit on Crowd-sourced Automated Trading Communities
31. How to Amplify the Growth of Your OSS Community on GitHub
How to grow an open source project on github
32. NFTs, The Creator Economy, and the Case for Hypertokenization
Software developers, community stewards, content creators, artists, and beyond all have something in common: they are creators.
33. The Cult-Like Appeal of Web3: Building Trust in a Fraught Financial Landscape
Explore the cult-like appeal of Web3 and why it's gaining momentum amidst a failing financial system.
34. Why Political Science Can Take Game Development to the Next Level
35. How Digital Technologies Are Affecting the LGBTQI+ Dating Scene
Does it seem like everyone is meeting online these days? Consider that lesbian, bisexual, and gay adults are twice as likely as those who are straight to have used a dating app or site, according to Pew Research. This means for the LGBTQI+ community, dating apps are a huge part of how relationships are formed.
36. Product Expert Sarath Kuruganty Highlights Importance of Community For Marketing Strategy
Sarath Kuruganty is a product expert, community builder, and content creator. He is passionate about building communities around self-sustainable communities.
37. 3 Trends of the Neural Network Usage for Algorithmic Trading
Developers of AI systems can create complex algorithms for a wide range of use cases, including in investing and trading.
38. How To Start a Technical Blog in 2020
Technical blogging can reinforce your learning, educate people in the tech community, and serve as a good source of income. As a tech blogger, you have the great benefit of becoming a lifelong learner because you need to be well-versed in the field you are writing about to explain the concepts to readers clearly.
39. Social Mining Platforms - Are They the new Community Standard?
Social mining is becoming more and more popular among new platforms that want to reward their community properly, based on their value added to their ecosystem.
40. How to Increase Your Portfolio Returns by up to 30% By Making Investment Decisions as a Community
What’s better for a crypto investor’s ROI: building a portfolio alone or making decisions after a group discussion?
41. The Importance of Developer Communities
In this article, we'll talk about the importance of developer communities and interacting with them, both for yourself and others involved.
42. Why Ownership is Vital to the NFT Community Following the Sale of CryptoPunks
The emergence of new types of web3 ownership changes how we look at assets. The role of VC investment in this space comes with both opportunities and risks.
43. Startup Disrupt: Positive Disruption of Society and the Commercial Sphere
44. 4 Ways to Use the Cloud During this Crisis Period
Businesses around the world have been forced to scramble a response to the current worldwide pandemic. Boardrooms have become (virtual) war rooms as organizations hunker down and try and devise strategies that will enable them to prosper or, in many cases, simply survive.
45. Communities Rule: What Hive vs Steemit is All About
Unlike many others, I ended up in the blockchain thanks to my passion for writing and creating online content. My writer friends recommended Steemit, I tried it and started blogging there.
46. FutureX Drop - Lost Realms
The Future of Web3 Gaming Being Built by Top Industry Players
47. 5 Small Businesses Give a Masterclass in Community During COVID-19
Connecting with your community is a vital part of building awareness, trust, and loyalty. While this is always challenging, COVID-19's socially distancing has made it harder than ever. However, some small businesses have taken customer connection—both digital and in-person—to the next level despite the struggles that a global pandemic brings.
48. Online Hackathon to Make the Web More Fun for the Billions Stuck at Home
If nothing else, we’ve learned by way of pandemic both the strength of our Internet and how many tools are left to build. As developers, we are in an exciting position to set the standards of our new normal and lay tracks toward the next frontier. This weekend, we are hosting our first Pioneer Hackathon, an attempt to provide community for those in isolation and a bit of prize-fueled, productive fun to fight global cabin fever.
49. Determining Communities In Graphs Using Label Propagation Algorithm
Detecting communities using label propogation algorithm spark
50. Why WeWorked Until WeDied
WeWork was Silicon Valley’s solution to the corporate burnout problem but now its books, and its leader have gone down in flames. By the fireside, CJ Tayeh reflects on what the company’s decline can teach us about the true value and nature of community spaces.
51. Time To Give Back to the Dev Community
After eight years in software development, I decided it was time to contribute more to the developer community.
52. Get Ahead in Business With the KLT Method: Know, Like, and Trust
How do we become better known, better liked, and more trustworthy? These are the 3 main aspects of influencing anyone in life.
53. Web1, Web2, Web3 and Counting: Addressing Healthcare Challenges
In the very beginning, the Internet was a free space where anyone could communicate. As time flew by, it started showing signs of monopolization: a common tendency for any economic environment. Big tech companies (Google, Facebook, Amazon) gradually took over various aspects of the global network, making it harder to launch new initiatives.
54. Inspiring Story Of a Victorious n8n Expert That Will Give You Motivation ❤️
Ricardo has been one of the most active contributors to n8n and has created more than 60 nodes. He now works at n8n, and we talked to him about what drives his passion to contribute to n8n.
55. 10 Features For A Successful Community: An Open Letter
If you’re like us, you probably have some unread red-dot notifications in your Slack sidebar. Work-related, a few are from social groups or communities
56. How to Become a Marketing Ninja
57. Running A Tech Community in Your Company: An Ex-Principal Engineer’s Guide
5 easy steps to create a sustainable tech community in your company that everyone loves.
58. Unionize or Die: The Next Great Depression in an Age of Pandemic
The alarm you set last night chimes lightly on your nightstand. Morning light peeks through the window as the sound of the neighbors starting their day reverberates around the apartment complex. Spring air mixed with car emission wafts through the screen door as you gather yourself for the day ahead. Your work bag packed with lunch and your uniform in tow, you begin the commute to your first job, hoping the charge on your phone will last the bus ride.
59. Serving Nonprofits Through the COVID-19 Pandemic
Stories from around the TechSoup Global Network
60. Super Fan or Adrift? Why and How you Should be Segmenting Your DevRel Community
Segmentation helps you break down the daunting task of creating a strategy for a developer community. But where do you start?
61. PR for Crypto Projects: What You Need to Know
PR coupled with a strong product and well-functioning teamwork can bring good results: increase investor interest, and attract an audience.
62. 7 Tips to Make your Presentation Balanced and Appealing
Did you know that your audience can judge the effectiveness/appeal of your presentation in as little as five seconds? Or the attention span of most people (during a presentation) is for about 10-15 minutes?
63. How to Build a Web3 Community: The Ultimate Guide
Learn how to build, grow and manage a web3 community from the ground up.
64. The Ouroboros Approach to Marketing
Exchanging value within the Web3 economy by focusing on solving big problems
65. What it’s Really Like to Be Elon Musk’s Neighbor
Rachel Monroe describes what it's like to be neighbors with Elon Musk's SpaceX.
66. A Q&A With Virtual Coffee's Bekah Hawrot Weigel, on Creating & Finding Community
Hear Bekah Hawrot Weigel's story - Virtual Coffee Creator and Twilio Developer Searchlight Honoree
Bekah is the Creator and Technical Community Build
67. 9 Things You Might Be Missing From Your Job Search Strategy
A successful "Job Hunt" is a combination of Strategy, Marketing, and Sales tasks.
68. Unbundling Social Networks and Thoughts on The Third Pillar
Two ways to make money in software: bundling and unbundling. Centralized socials polarized views and fueled tribalism. Socializing is about to go vertical
69. Yam, the Little Emoji That Could
Crypto has gone food crazy. This summer, YAM, Sushi and UNI dominated headlines, and if you haven't been following crypto twitter, you'd probably still think we're talking about a low-carb diet. We’re not.
70. I Witnessed a Smash and Grab: Here's What Happened
A San Francisco firefighter describes a smash and grab he saw.
71. Top 5 Reasons Why "Top [X] Posts" Aren't That Bad
Finding myself annoyed by all the "Top X Things to Know About Y" posts, I'm taking some time to list the top 5 things that I find positive about them.
72. Content Isn't Community in the Same Way the Map Isn't the Territory
What's the difference between community and it's digital representation?
73. Why Communities Are the New Business Currency
Community: The New Business Currency?
74. Community Designers: The New Heroes in the Web3 Multiverse of Madness
Why the power is shifting from product-driven to community-driven?#CommunityDesign matters for web3 builders.
75. What is community management?
Communities thrive today because the various reasons people join or form them are being met. These results are even enhanced when there is someone to handle the community management squarely.
76. Empowering Creator-Led Communities: Unleashing the Marketing Potential of NFTs
This article explores the use of NFTs as a marketing tool for creator-led communities. It highlights the shift towards community building in the creator economy
77. How Not to Ask for Help Online
Let’s go over a few rules of thumb that I believe will take you from apparent scammer to valued community member.
78. Survey Says: Only 7% of Developers Want to Work for FAANG
47% of developers say the community’s biggest problem is bad project managers. But that's only the beginning.
79. How Ethereum Built the Web3 Ecosystem of Athens
Athens Labs received Ethereum Foundation grant and build the ecosystem alongside other participants: Blender Gallery, V as in Metaverse, JabLabs. Athens Greece.
80. MumbaiFOSS: My Experience, Thoughts, and Opinions
MumbaiFOSS is a conference organized by FOSS United and FOSSEE to promote Free and Open Source Software in Mumbai. In this blog, I share my experiences and take
81. Logo Design Process: Brand Values, Iterations, and Octavia — a Mascot
We’re sharing all the iterations that went into the creation of our logo and mascot, and what our thoughts were for each one of them.
82. How the Zest Tribe Grew from 0 to 100k [Part1]
Recently, at the invitation of Mick Griffin, I traveled to Poland to attend the 2019 Pipeline Summit and present a keynote sharing the Zest success story and how we earned our first 100k users.
83. Courier is Building a Healthy, Inclusive Work Culture to Attract Top Talent
How do you fairly compensate your employees for a job well done?
84. All Your DAOs Are Belong to Us – The DisCO CAT Speaks
Look what the DisCO CAT dragged in!
85. The role of the crypto community for the success of marketing promotions
Unlike the process of writing code, the creation of a crypto community is difficult to imagine as an algorithm. The community is a living phenomenon, the construction of which requires an understanding of human desires rather than formulas and codes.
86. How I Turned 2 Sleepless Nights & 12 Monster Energy Drinks into $2,000 Prize at EthIndia Hackathon
What inspired us to build SimpleAsWater?
87. Empowering Creators with Tealfeed Co-founder Sourabh Kaushik
In this slogging AMA, we were joined by Tealfeed Cofounder Sourabh Kaushik, we discuss everything Tealfeed, including future ambitions for the platform.
88. Alibaba Cloud’s OpenSergo & ShardingSphere Release Database Governance Standard for Microservices
ShardingSphere partners with Alibaba Cloud's OpenSergo to combine Database Plus & Database Mesh and release a database governance standard for microservices.
89. Building Blockchain's Entrepreneurship Mindset | Slogging AMA with Lisk Founder Max Kordek
Lisk software development and upcoming blockchain application platform have been spearheaded by Lisk founder Max Kordek. Join us for an interview with him.
90. How To Become a Web3 Community Manager: How These 10 Pros Did It
Do you want to start earning money as a Web3 community manager? I have gathered the thoughts of 10 Web3 community managers to help you navigate this path.
91. Eugene Lisovskiy, Level up Basket Founder: “Community Is the Core of Everything; It Inspires Growth”
Read for opinions on growing a robust community in any niche, adapting your product to the metaverse, the power of outsourcing and the future of AI.
92. The Good and Ugly Sides of Crypto: What Is the Role of Public Goods Communities?
Can public good communities significantly decrease the case of scammers in crypto?
93. Which Communities within the Tech Industry Do You Identify With?
I wonder whether a person even identifies as a part of their said community in many cases. Different entities make communities as broad or narrow as they want.
94. Get Involved in These Communities to Learn and Explore the Low-Code / No-Code Stack
I am pretty sure you all are familiar with full-stack, MERN stack, and many similar tech stacks related to development.
95. Why Governments Should Embrace Technology
The world has experienced a giant digital transformation and almost no aspect of life has been untouched by this technological change. Not only do we use all kinds of tech in our daily lives, but technological tools and devices have found a central position in professional spaces as well. In fact, one might argue that the business and administrative industry has endured the greatest degree of change due to this digital transformation.
96. How to Build a Thriving Community
Community is about giving as much as you take, and it's important to remember that your members are not there to worship you.
97. Building a Relationship with your Fans will Mean Support, Even When Things are Tough
Sophie Watts | Cultivating Success: The Importance of Community Within Content Creation
98. How to Leverage Your Most Engaged Supporters
Ignoring your superfans prevents you from nurturing your community to its highest potential. Pay attention to the users that engage with you...
99. A Recap of WePlay's AMA on CryptoSquad Community
WePlay hosted an AMA (Ask Me Anything) session on the CryptoSquad Telegram channel. Here's what went down.
100. Meet Black Hat World
Black Hat World provides newcomers with access to relevant information to improve their digital marketing campaigns.
101. Lloyed Lobo Talks About the Community-Based Business Model
Lloyed Lobo | The Community-Based Business Model: Everyone Wins
102. Introducing CloseKnit: Healthy Community For Neighbours
103. How I Got a Job in Developer Relations
Hello, my name is Alex, and I'm an... Advocate. A Developer Advocate. What does that mean and how do you become one? I'll tell you all of it!
104. Field Notes from Using Video to Grow a Podcast Audience
The more content a host creates, the bigger an audience grows. With that in mind, a host should create videos to grow their audience. Videos are an opportunity for hosts to experiment as creators, and build bigger and more engaged communities.
105. Building Blockchain's Entrepreneurship Mindset | Slogging AMA with Lisk Founder Max Kordek
Lisk software development and upcoming blockchain application platform have been spearheaded by Lisk founder Max Kordek. Join us for an interview with him.
106. Quality Sense Podcast with Tristan Lombard: The Power of Community Building
In this episode of Quality Sense, Federico has a conversation with Tristan Lombard, where they talked about the role of community building in software testing.
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