The Complete Etiquette Guide to Writing #programming Articles on Hashnode

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I’m a senior software engineer loving clean code, and declarative designs. S.O.L.I.D. and agile methodologies fan.
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Those are some great points. 👏 I am sure the community will find it helpful as we grow the #programming tag.
Thank you for the endorsement. I will also be very happy if this is the point of entry to newcomers developing their career path.
The perfect prompt doesn't instruct the model on what it already knows how to do.

Approve the logic once, then let it run the same way forever.

Different stages need different brains.

One Second Brain doesn't scale past one skull.

Style errors double when nobody enforces them.

Some tips to understand #programming tag.
My name is Maximiliano Contieri. I have a degree in computer science. I teach Software Engineering at the university, and I've been working in the industry for almost 30 years.
This month the Hashnode team released tag moderation to the public.
I'm honored to be chosen as the moderator for General Programming.
This is the most popular tag in Hashnode by far (almost 10k articles).
Following uncle's Ben advice I will take this task very seriously.
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General Programming gets a lot of daily articles.
In the spirit of Hashnode's team definition we need to keep narrow to programming articles.
A community targeted at posts that are very generic in nature. These posts are meant for every software developer regardless of what their expertise is.
After talking with them, we decided to provide some samples of articles related to this tag and also some counterexamples.
This list is not definitive. It is a guide and can get updates since we are defining the scope.
(Many are related to programming but can be tagged with more specific tags and might not be of interest to a general audience).
As a rule-of-thumb, if you include a specific technology in your title, it won't be a match for this tag.
I am aware this is for SEO and clicking purposes, but it is not suited for all audiences.
I will do my best at moderating the tag to follow these rules and keep it attractive to a broad audience.
Of course if you disagree with tag edition you can find me:
Lets built this community together.