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The curious and insightful technologists that keep lights on in HackerNoon HQ

1. Meet Noonies 2022 Winner Ruslan Rakhmedov of HackerNoon Contributor of the Year- CODING

Ruslan Rakhmedov talks about winning a Noonie!

2. Elena Shabanova, Senior Product Designer at PolyAI: Women in Tech Interview

Senior Product Designer at PolyAI, Elena Shabanova, sits down with HackerNoon in a Women in Tech Interview!

3. Unveiling the Best of 2023: Top Stories, Writers, Tech Categories, and Templates! 📚

We've compiled a 2023 roundup of the top most-read stories, top active writers, top tech categories, and even the top most popular templates. Take a look!

Welcome HackerNoon's subscriptions! Writers can now gain followers and grow their newsletters. You can engage with your readers and build a loyal following.

5. You're Top Writer Potential But... Did You Make it to the Top 10? 🤔

HackerNoon editors are back with another edition focusing on keywords, the secret sauce for distribution. Learn how to expand your story's reach here.

6. Create Your Very Own Writing Contest with HackerNoon!

Skip the influencers. Start a Writing Contest with HackerNoon.

7. Learn How To Backlink Like a Pro From The HackerNoon Editors

Discover the power of backlinks: from enhancing authority to reaching the front page of Google, all with the help of HackerNoon's Editors!

8. New Mobile App Update: Version 2.01 Just Landed ✈️

Less than two months after launching version 1.9 of HackerNoon’s mobile app, we're thrilled to unveil the much-anticipated 2.0 version!

9. Take Your Writing to The HackerNoon App

Writing has just been made possible on the HackerNoon Mobile App! Read on to find out how and don't forget to update your app!

10. How HackerNoon Feels About AI Generated Content (Hint: 👎🏽)

Discover the impact of AI on content quality and learn to balance efficiency with originality. Plus, meet the winners of our mobile app review contest!

11. The HackerNoon Editing Protocol

The full editing protocol filled with our rules, tips, and guidelines that govern our editorial decisions.

12. Lessons from Greek Mythology: How Hephaestus' Story Can Help You Build a Successful Tech Company

Discover the inspiring story of Hephaestus, the Greek god of technology and blacksmiths, and how his journey provides valuable insights for creators.

Discover tips and strategies from the winners of the #crypto-api writing contest to improve your chances of winning a writing contest on HackerNoon.

14. Publishing Interviews on HackerNoon? Here's What You Need to Know!

Submit your expert interviews to HackerNoon for publication! Learn about our guidelines and requirements for authors and journalists.

15. Making It to HackerNoon’s Front Page — How Hard Is It, Really?

Learn what it takes to get your article on HackerNoon’s front page with tips, editorial insights, and strategies to boost visibility.

16. Find Your Next Article Idea on HackerNoon💡

Hey Hackers! As we all know, coming up with your next big article idea can be stressful. If you’re stuck in a rut, here are some tips to pull yourself out of it

17. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Paul Malykh, QA Head

In this interview with HackerNoon, Paul a QA with over 8 years of experience in IT, shares glimpses of his journey and personal interests.

18. Honor Your Red Letter Days and Keep them Holy

Discover why Red Letter Days should be at the heart of your content strategy in 2025. Learn how to boost relevance, SEO, and emotional connection with key dates

19. The Second Human Rule

The second human rule was invented by HackerNoon’s CEO and is part of the foundation on which HackerNoon was built.

20. Why Content Calendars Are Non-Negotiable

Consistency is tough, so today we show you how to build an effective content calendar to stay on track!

21. 3 Tips on How to Use AI in Your Writing From HackerNoon Editors

AI can be used to improve your writing and writing process. Today we give you 3 tips on how to use AI in your writing straight from the source, AKA our editors.

22. HackerNoon's Enhanced Top Writers Ranking: Explore the New Page for Tech Categories' Leaders

HackerNoon now features Tech Categories' Top Writers rankings, shining a spotlight on the most prolific contributors. Discover the latest updates here.

23. In Our Innovation Era: Seamless Messaging, 77 Language Translations, Tag Search, and More

HackerNoon's product update is here. Get ready for a brand-new Cart System, a new way to discover tags, more translations, and a new mobile app update.

24. For Your Next Blog Post: Start Writing via HackerNoon Blogging Templates

Explore HackerNoon’s new Blogging Templates page—improved layout, better filters, usage stats, and a faster way to start writing your next story.

25. End 2024 on a High Note: The Top Writing Tips and Templates You Need

Celebrate 2024's top writing templates and tips that refined your skills. Let’s recap the key lessons we'll carry into 2025 for even stronger stories!

26. Meet Noonies 2022 Winner Georgii Kliukovkin of the Category Functional Programming

Georgii Kliukovkin, Noonies 2022 Winner "Functional Programming"

27. How to Vent in Eight Languages

Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to start writing your next story. Aim to create a top story that's also evergreen content. Good luck!

28. Learn How to Translate Your Published Story into 77 Languages

You can now translate your HackerNoon stories into 77 languages, reach a global audience, boost rankings, and grow your stats. Visit your story settings to add.

29. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Michael Faith Loves Playing Chess

A writer is someone who communicates ideas through written words in various writing styles and techniques.

30. Backlink Limits

We set strict limits on backlinks to decrease the chances of your article being regarded as spam/promotion in the search engine’s eyes.

31. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Aayush Naik, Software Engineer @ Apple

Meet Aayush Naik, Apple Software Engineer, as he shares insights into his tech and writing journey, personal interests, and future goals.

32. The 6 Ws Framework

While these rules were written for traditional journalism and news coverage, they can be applied to almost any story you write for HackerNoon.

33. Who is Going to Win the CPU War Between AMD and Intel?

With the end of the year coming around, it is time for new technology and hardware releases! And we want to know how you plan to spend this tech season.

34. HackerNoon App V1.9: Meet All The Updates

Meet our new features - meet the 1.9 version of HackerNoon’s mobile app.

35. Becoming a Writer in a Hyperconnected World

In today’s world, it’s not easy to know if collaborating online is helping us. The solution starts with respect. Respect yourself to be able to see through.

36. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Dmitrii - A Software Developer Since the 90s

My name is Dmitrii (for most non-Russian speaking people, it is easier to pronounce as ‘Dimitry’). I am a software developer since the 1990s

37. Synthetic Audio is Now Available for 70,000+ HackerNoon Stories

Synthetic Audio is available for nearly every story submitted to the website, allowing readers to become listeners.

38. HN Editor Picks: Top Tech Stories of March 2023

Take a look at all the best HackerNoon stories, handpicked for your reading pleasure and education on trending tech topics.

39. How to Export Your HackerNoon Stories as a PDF or JSON

The HackerNoon team is back at it with a new feature! You can now export your stories to a PDF or a JSON file.

40. The Best Free Tech Writing Fellowship on the Internet

The HackerNoon Tech Writing Fellowship seeks to help tear down barriers of entry into the job market.

41. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Ulrik Lykke, Head of Research @ Bitcoin Global Macro

An interview with contributor Ulrik Lykke, a researcher and investor in the digital asset space.

42. HackerNoon Contributor Bob Wright on Coding, Writing, and More

A brief interview with a HackerNoon contributor

43. Reposting and Canonical Linking

When you repost stories on HackerNoon, we offer canonical linking for individuals looking to grow their personal sites.

44. Introducing the Brand New Stats Page on HackerNoon

In this blog, we’re going to take a quick look at all the stats we provide to writers on HackerNoon to help them supercharge their writing.

45. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Lucas Matheus, Tech Entrepreneur, Tech Lead and Hacker

Lucas Matheus is a tech lead at a supercomputing and applied sciences company in Brazil.

46. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor João Esperancinha, Software Engineer

João has been a Software Engineer for more than ten years. His latest story was about a way to create Meshes using Kuma-Meshes.

47. Make Money While Helping Out the HackerNoon Community

Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to get started writing your next story. Remember to create a top story that's also evergreen content!

48. It’s Not Over Until It’s Over

Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to get started writing your next story. Remember to create a top story that's also evergreen content!

49. The Human Algorithm: Why the Internet Feels Repetitive—And How Real Writers Can Break It

Online writing has become a synthetic echo chamber, flattened by algorithms. The solution is to rebel by writing with an authentic human voice.

50. But First, Let Me Take A Quote

The quote maker is a useful tool for both readers and writers alike, and we can’t wait to see what amazing quotes the HackerNoon community posts!

51. Meet Sergei Shaikin - Winner of Multiple Noonies Awards!

Sergei Shaikin talks about winning multiple Noonies awards.

52. The Art of Reviewing: Tips from HackerNoon Editors

Reviews are everywhere online. Discover key insights from years of experience to help you write balanced, credible reviews.

53. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Maria Delgado on LatAm Startups, Writing, and More

My latest was on the unsung hero, data. Latam startups are at a disadvantage, experiencing a sharp decline in investment compared to last year and Q over Q.

54. Get Your Story Template Mode On

Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to get started writing your next story!

55. 2022 Noonies Nominee Veronika Vasileva on Programming, Python, and More

Learn more about my views on my journey in the tech industry via the interview below.

56. HackerNoon is Upgrading Its AI Detector 🕵️

HackerNoon is upgrading its AI detector from Originality.ai to Pangram. Learn more about this tool here.

57. Actionable Advice

We encourage our readers to write guides, but we will reject with a passion any guides that don’t have any real actionable advice or technical knowledge.

58. May the Features Be With You: 8 New Additions to Boost Your HackerNoon Game

Hey there, Hackers. It’s time for our regular updates on the fun new features deployed in the past two months. As always: a big thank you to our devs team!

59. STOP: In the name of the brand police!

HackerNoon bans users who submit brand content from personal profiles. Submit thought-provoking tech stories to increase your chances of publication.

60. Meet Noonies 2022 Winner Hackernoon Contributor of The Year-DAO: Olayimika Oyebanji!

Olayimika Oyeba discusses his Noonies win!

61. Cash In on Your Writing Skills: Explore HackerNoon's $26K+ Prize Pool!

Learn how to win cash prizes with your writing at HackerNoon.

62. Subject Matter

We mainly cover: tech, programming, blockchain, business, startups, cybersecurity, AI, gaming, and writing.

63. Meet the Writer: Lisa Gibbons, Web3 Connoisseur, Forager, and Writer of Lines On the Edge

Lisa is a writer, a struggling poet, a keen forager, and a Web3 enthusiast.

64. The 5 Secrets To Getting Featured as Top Story on HackerNoon

5 tips from HackerNoon editors to help get your story featured as a top post.

65. Dive Into the World of HackerNoon's Free Writing Templates

HackerNoon's writing templates are here to make your creative process smoother, more enjoyable, and undoubtedly more productive. Try them now!

66. Start Writing, Start Making Money, and Start Voting for the Startups of the Year

Big things are happening! Read on to learn more about how you can make money and make a difference for a startup that is near and dear to your heart.

67. PSA: Keywords, Meta, TL;DR = Expedited Publishing

Want your HackerNoon story published faster? Learn how keywords, meta descriptions, TL;DRs, and featured images speed up editorial review and boost reach.

68. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon

69. Meet the Writer: Vik Bogdanov, Tech Storyteller

Vik Bogdanov is a tech storyteller and a content strategist specializing in b2b tech marketing.

70. Software Development and Assembly Language Compilers From An Amazon Dev

Recently I have been nominated for Noonies 2022 award for CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- JAVASCRIPT. Here is my interview on my thoughts on programming.

71. Level Up Your Guide Writing Game This Holiday Season

The holidays are here, and it's time to give back to the HackerNoon community through guides. Explore what makes a guide a 'top story' from an editor's POV.

72. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Daria Leshchenko, the CEO of SupportYourApp

HackerNoon contributor Daria Leshchenk sits down with to discuss her tech and writing journey.

73. New Year, New Me-morable Stories

Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to get started writing your next story. Remember to create a top story that's also evergreen content!

74. Introducing the HackerNoon Inbox: Message with Tech Editors and Streamline Your Blogging Workflow!

Streamline collaboration with HackerNoon editors using new DM features. Message from drafts, manage inbox with filters, search, and mobile-friendly design!

AI has been making big waves, and HackerNoon is busy chatting about all things AI, like programming tools, text processors, and AI applications.

76. Objectivity in Ranked Listicles

If you are writing a listicle about the Best X Companies or the Best X Tools. You need to tell the reader why they are the best, what they are the best at.

77. Dash to the New Writer Dashboard

HackerNoon is thrilled to share its new writer dashboard. It's now easier to check your drafts, stats, submissions, and comments.

By following these three tips, you’ll increase your chances of getting more people to appreciate your work.

79. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Chinecherem Nduka, Tech Journalist, New Media Strategist.

My name is Chinecherem Nduka, I am a Tech Journalist at Hackernoon and the Head of Social Media at Business Insider Africa.

80. Women in Tech: How Anmolika Singh is Transforming Industries with Data, Innovation and inclusion

Anmolika Singh is a Data Scientist at Stanley Black & Decker, specializing in optimizing industrial processes using data. With a passion for AI and promoting d

81. 112 Stories To Learn About Hackernoon Community

Learn everything you need to know about Hackernoon Community via these 112 free HackerNoon stories.

82. Meet the Writer: Anna Nadeina, Turning Experiments Into Growth Strategies

What it means to be a Growth Marketer for dev tools.

83. My Six Years of Writing on HackerNoon in Numbers and Pictures

On October 14, 2018, I published my first story on HackerNoon.

84. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon

Check out 5 reasons for aspiring writers and tech enthusiasts to get published on HackerNoon!

One of the best ways to create content that truly resonates with your audience is to ask them directly what they want to see. Learn how to go about it here.

86. World of Technology Product Management: Women in Tech Interview with Ritika Saini

Ritika Saini sits down with HackerNoon to discuss Tech Product Management in another Women in Tech interview!

87. Pulse Check: Tracking News Headlines For Your Next Story Idea

You probably already consume a lot of news and content on a daily basis, but instead of shelving it away, it’s a good idea to keep track of it.

88. What is the TL;DR Feature at HackerNoon?

What is the TL;DR feature at HackerNoon and how can both readers and writers make full use of it?

89. HackerNoon Contributor Denisa Ganea on HackerNoon, Human Existence, and Everything in Between

I like to ask for opinions and feedback from people with more professional experience in the specific niche I’m researching (eg. for my last article I had very

90. On Being a Woman of Color in Tech w/Akanksha Gupta from Amazon AWS

There was a project that required traveling, and my boss assumed that I wouldn't be able to take it due to my gender.

Discover the top 5 stories of the week and learn the 7 key practices behind their popularity. Join us in uncovering insights!

92. Barbenheimer and X: A Week of Successes and Potential Failures

The Barbenheimer, Musk, and Blue Bird disputes are all over the news, raising questions about the future of X, AI and the film industry.

93. How to Use HackerNoon Polls to Your Advantage 🤔

Learn how to use HackerNoon polls to write your next banger 🔥

94. Fedor Yaremenko, Senior Software Engineer on Programming, the Internet, and More

HackerNoon asked readers to share their favorite and least favorite things. The answers were written by a senior software engineer Fedor Yaremenko.

95. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor and Developer Evangelist, Raymond Camden

Raymond Camden is a Senior Developer Evangelist for Adobe. He has run a blog for twenty years and published books on web development.

96. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Rick Blyth, Micro SaaS Founder

Learn about a Micro SaaS Founder's journey to success, and how they balance writing with multiple projects. Plus, find out their guilty pleasure of choice!

97. Why Treating Your Internet Friends With Respect Matters: A Look at HackerNoon's Comment Policy

98. Bitcoin: My 3 Horsemen on Hackernoon

Retiring at 52, I discovered a passion for writing about Bitcoin and Web3.

99. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Dominic Ligot, AI Technologist

AI Technologist, Dominic Ligot sits down with HackerNoon for another installment in our Meet the Writer series.

100. Understand the New HackerNoon UI and Let’s Get Submittin’ (Some Cool Stories)

HackerNoon has updated its CMS with thoughtful upgrades and new writer flows. Read on to learn more.

101. Dr. Demetrios Zamboglou: HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - Fintech

Dr. Demetrios Zamboglou talks Noonies, fintech, and more.

102. 10 Reasons Why Publishing on HackerNoon Will Skyrocket Your Reach and Impact

Publish on HackerNoon to boost your reach with free access, high visibility, and networking opportunities in the tech community.

103. Pick Your AI Voices for Blog Publishing on HackerNoon

HackerNoon has just rolled out a new feature that lets writers select which AI-generated voices read their published stories.

104. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Denise Holt, Futurist, Advisor, Founder

Denise Holt talks spatial web, writing, and more.

105. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Daniil Sitdikov, Software Engineer

Daniil Sitdikov is a senior software engineer with experience in frontend and backend. In his free time, he enjoys creating experimental pet projects.

106. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Brooks Lockett, Technology Writer

Brooks is an independent writer and researcher. His writing focuses on a wide range of technological topics.

107. Top Writers 🏆 On All Tech Category Pages 🧑🏾‍💻

New Top Writers' ranking just got to the Tech Category pages! Learn how to land a spot here.

108. "People are Looking for Freedom in the Online World"

“Life is too short so always keep it in mind. If you think of doing something good, do it immediately.”

109. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Anna Lazutkina Talks About Product Management

Shared some thoughts on writing about product management and my experience with Hackernoon.

110. Love and Black-History

February is a very special month for many reasons, with the two stand-outs being Valentine’s Day and Black History. Write about them today!

111. Meet Noonies 2022 Winner Celine 'Oibiee' Aju of Online-Education

Celine 'Oibiee' Aju discusses winning a Noonie!

112. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Verlaine j muhungu, Technical writer

Explore the journey of Verlaine J. Muhungu, a technical writer and entrepreneur, as he shares his experiences in tech literacy and the writing process.

113. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Aleksandr Guzenko, Software Engineer

My name is Aleksandr Guzenko, and I am a Senior Software Engineer with 7+ years of experience. I also have experience in backend development...

114. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Modern Eremite Talks Cryptocurrency and Finance

An interview with HackerNoon Contributor and Crypto Writer - Modern Eremite.

115. The best HackerNoon stories you might have skipped 👀

HackerNoon's top stories of the week cover tech, startups, AI, gaming, and more. Want to make the next list? Start working on your next story!

116. Debugging Life From Banking To QA Leadership

A path from sales in banking to QA and engineering at Testfort.

117. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Dmitrii Ivashchenko, Software Engineer

Hello everyone, my name is Dmitrii Ivashchenko, and I am a lead software engineer with over 10 years of experience in developing mobile games and backend system

118. How I Got Started with Blogging as a Software Developer

The idea of starting my own blog has been on my mind for quite some time.

119. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Emmanuel Awosika, Freelance Blockchain Writer

'I think the centralized internet has been useful, especially in the post-2000s era.'

120. Verified Writers

Verified writers are longtime contributors, writers who have completed our Hackership program, or are alumni of our blogging fellowship.

121. Story is Too Short

To improve the quality of our content, we set strict limits on minimum word count. Our hard minimum limit is 500 words.

122. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor LuAd Ifedayo Bello, GameFi and Blockchain Writer.

Meet the blockchain writer and technical SEO expert LuAd Ifedayo Bello

123. Time to Review

Our general time to review is 3-5 business days. Factors such as national holidays, and large product launches/events could affect those wait times.

124. Banklink Quality and Diversity

Link spam is another factor that search engines (Google especially) are being incredibly strict about. That means the sites you link to need to be authoritative

125. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Han Be, SF-writer and Scientist

From Antarctica to the outer solar system: Professor Han Be on balancing lab life, kite surfing, and fiction about the future of androids.

126. Breaking Barriers: My First Step into the World of Blogging

I am introducing myself. This will be the start of my blogging journey.

127. Originality Score

The Internet is full of noise and repackaged/regurgitated information. At HackerNoon, we aim to make everything we publish as original as possible.

128. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Tanyo, Founder and Web3 Gaming Connoisseur

129. All HackerNoon Blogs Also Post to Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, X/Twitter, Mastodon, FlipBoard, & RSS

Amplify your HackerNoon story's reach with auto-sharing across platforms like Pinterest, Threads, X/Twitter, and RSS—boosting visibility effortlessly!

130. 157 Stories To Learn About Meet The Writer

Learn everything you need to know about Meet The Writer via these 157 free HackerNoon stories.

131. Meet HackerNoon Top Writer: the frog society - Discussing Tech and The Highs and Lows of Writing

Duy is a writer and a digital culture observer. He shares his thoughts on the chaos of the internet, technology, and human behavior.

132. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Harish Pillai, Designer and Digital Technologist

Interview with designer Harish Pillai on writing on HackerNoon and his first published work Art Speak - Revisiting art ideas that formed the modern world.

133. "Borders are Getting Thinner, but Division Among Societies is Growing"

An interview with the founder of Quixy, a no-code platform that helps automate processes for any industry and any function.

134. Meet Noonies 2022 HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - Hackathons: Alex R!

Alex R describes how it feels to be a Noonies winner.

135. Red Flags

Red flags refer to glaring issues in a story that are severe enough to reject the story outright without further review.

136. Meet the HackerNoon Top Writers - Cloud and AI Craftsman: Breaking Down the Complex

Explore the journey of Ritesh Modi, Principal AI Engineer at Microsoft, as he shares insights on technical writing, his creative process, and lessons.

137. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Igor Khomyanin, Data Scientist and AI enthusiast

Explore Data Science Expertise: Meet Igor Khomyanin on Hacker Noon. Gain insights from a seasoned professional in the field of data science.

138. Dmitry Mishunin: Building the Standard of DeFi Security

I am Dmitry Mishunin, and for the last 5 years, I’ve been the CEO of HashEx – a tier-1 security and intelligence operation for DeFi.

139. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Thomas Cherickal, Independent Theoretical Researcher

Meet the man behind the trending stories - a self-driven, self-motivated independent research scientist, working because it's a passion for me.

140. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Hernán Ortiz, Co-Founder of Fractal

I’m Hernán (her-NAHN), a writer with a background in systems engineering, but also an ex-developer and coffee geek passionate about science fiction.

141. On Plagiarism

This should be common sense; taking thoughts, ideas, or words and presenting them as your own is wrong.

142. An Interview With the Nimble Novice: Being a Woman in Tech, Setbacks and Failures, and Achievements

I'm not a conventional woman in tech, i work in communications and I write about how people with non-technical backgrounds can break into tech

143. How to Make Old Stories New Again: Insights from HackerNoon Editors

Learn how to get a fresh perspective on popular topics and stand out from the crowd from HackerNoon Editors.

144. Scary-good Writing Tips: Learn How to Write a Listicle

In honor of spooky season, we want to share tricks & tips for writing scary good stories on HackerNoon! Our focus today is on Listicles. Read our tips!

145. Meet Hackernoon Contributor of the 2022 year — How To: Vlad Gukasov!

Vlad Gukasov talks about winning a Noonie!

146. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Ralph Benko, Digital Tech and Policy Entrepreneur

Ralph Benko, based in Metro DC, is an entrepreneur in digital startups, a policy advocate, and a writer.

147. What Are Writers' Biggest Struggles in 2025?

This edition of the HackerNoon Tech Poll Newsletter covers writers’ top 2025 challenges, AI’s unexpected role, and how the HackerNoon Blogging Course can help.

148. Celebrating My 6th HackerNoon B-Day With "Ozaki 6" Challenge

On October 14th, it will be six years since I published my first story on HackerNoon.

149. Unity, Dystopia, and More Money in Your Pocket

Big Tech's recent actions blur the line between science fiction and reality. On a brighter note, HackerNoon is offering a chance to win a share of the $3000!!!

150. HackerNoon 101: All About HackerNoon Inbox

A quick guide to HackerNoon’s Inbox feature—learn how to message editors, track draft reviews, and manage conversations with ease.

151. Standards of Quality

These are the things we’re talking about when we talk about Standards of Quality. It isn’t about personal taste, but instead fundamental practices.

152. Investigator515 - An Introduction

Investigator 515, an introduction and update on projects, opinions and technology

153. Meet the Writer: Emmimal P Alexander on Bridging AI Theory and Real Engineering Systems

AI engineer and author Emmimal P Alexander shares her writing process, AI research insights, books, and the story behind her top HackerNoon articles.

154. Teri, 2022 Noonies Nominee for Emerging Tech, Talks About His Tech Journey

An interview with Teri Eyenike, the 2022 Noonies Nominee Interview — Category: Emerging Tech sharing his expertise in the tech world

155. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Audrey Nesbitt on Web3, Writing, and More

Meet Audrey Nesbitt, dynamic entrepreneur, marketing lead and CryptoChick

156. Medium Publications Make $40K DAILY by Selling Your Content

Eight Medium Publications Own the Rights to Make Money of Your Writing Forever

157. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Darryl Bayliss, Software Engineer

Hear about Darryl Bayliss, Hacker Noon Contributor

158. Web3 Backups for All Stories and Other HackerNoon Updates!

HackerNoon keeps on being the perfect playground for writers and innovation. If you’ve missed our recent updates, let us refresh you on what’s happening at noon

159. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Periklis Gkolias, proud Jack-Of-All-Trades

Periklis Gkolias, a HackerNoon contributor, talks about how he chose to write his Identity Access Management article and his tips for other professionals.

160. Sources and Citation

You need to add as many credible sources as possible so readers can trust your words and verify them if they are skeptical.

161. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor, King Abimbola, A B2B/B2C Content Writer

I am Mosobalaje M. Abimbola, a creative writer with a background in physical sciences who switched careers to become a B2B cum B2C writer.

162. Unranked Listicles

We publish listicles that don’t have or don’t need a ranking. However, you still need to give users enough information as to why you put them on the list.

163. Stateless Minds' CEO Says The World Needs True Decentralization More Than Ever

I’m Marin Kirkov and I’m the CEO of Stateless Minds LLC.

164. Grammar Level: Gibberish

We are primarily an English publication, but we support writers whose native language is not English. You don’t need a degree or any language certification.

165. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Polina Kurach, PR

Hey all, my name is Polina, and I'm the co-founder of a PR agency.

166. Saaniya Chugh, Senior Technical Consultant: On Writing and Inspirations

Meet Saaniya Chugh, Senior Technical Consultant at ServiceNow - discussing writing, inspirations, and work-life balance.

167. What's The Deal With Story Tags?

Learn how to use HackerNoon Story Tags to boost your story’s discoverability on HackerNoon, Google Search, and beyond with tips from the editors!

168. Formatting is Broken

Sometimes when you copy and paste from external sites or platforms, like Microsoft Word or Google Docs, you might have text font or styling that doesn’t work.

169. Meet Noonies 2022 3x Winner: Zevi Reinitz Most Valuable Marketer & Greatest Storyteller

Zevi Reinitz talks Noonies, marketing, and helping out your fellow humans.

170. Meet the Writer: Michael Brooks, Founder/CEO at goLance

An award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, and author guides you through the new remote world.

171. 'I Made a Small RPG in Two Weeks' An Interview w/Game Developer Joana Almeida

Joana is a programmer, hobbyist game developer, and technical writer. She grew up in a household where tech was always present.

172. Meet Noonies 2022 Winner: Omri Hurwitz Startup Blogger of The Year

Omri Hurwitz on being a Noonies winner!

173. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor PRC Writes on the Metaverse, Writing, and More

Everything about me :)

174. The Noonification: These 6 AI Tools Will 10x Your Productivity (4/17/2023)

4/17/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

175. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Christopher Grant, Storyteller-at-large

Christopher Grant Interview

176. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Blockchain Contributor Olayimika Oyebanji

I’m Olayimika from Kwara State, Nigeria. I bagged a law degree from Ahmadu Bello University in 2017 and I was called to the Nigerian bar in 2018.

177. "The Biggest Challenge in Crypto is the Volume of Information Published Daily"

In this Meet the Writer interview, Demetrios Zamboglou talks about his extensive career in fintech and the challenges of writing about crypto.

178. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Marianna Alshina, Chief Business Development Officer

Interview with Marianna Alshina, CBDO at Know Your Dosh for Hackernoon.

179. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Edem Gold, Technical Writer and Software Engineer

If you want to be better than others, you have to work harder than them.

180. Get Out of That Post-Summer Slump With a Template!

Sometimes, you might not know what to write about, and that's fine. HackerNoon has a truckload of writing templates to get you out of that slump in no time!

181. HackerNoon Contributor Nikita Vasilev on Programming, Python, and More

I’m Nikita Vasilev and I’m the Senior Big Data Engineer at Grid Dynamics. I’ve been nominated for the categories below.

182. A Developer's Guide to Writing for the Internet

In this article, we’ll be sharing some of the best tips and tricks to make writing easy and effective for developers.

183. The Noonification: How to Integrate Smart Contracts to the Frontend (9/13/2024)

9/13/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

184. Meet Noonies 2022 Winner - Dan Khomenko - Contributor of the Year in Digital Transformation

Dan Khomenko what it means to win a Noonie.

185. Meet Fedor Yaremenko: Senior Software Engineer and Glider Pilot

Hi, my name is Fedor Yaremenko. I have 10+ years of experience in software development. I have developed Java enterprise applications for the past eight years.

186. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Sergey Snegirev - Game Designer

Sergey Snegirev is the head of game design and app development at Dobro Games and the host of the "80 Levels of Game Design" podcast/YouTube channel.

187. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Rima, Writer-in-Progress

"I’m about living a meaningful life and I spend a lot of time thinking about it. I don’t drink, party, or do the usual 29-year-old things and I’m okay with it"

188. Meet the Writer: Andrey Didovskiy, Crypto Content Wizard & Blockchain Systems Architect

My name is Andrey Didovskiy. I am a technical writer that loves to add a creative flare to otherwise complex subject matters in order to engage & excite people

189. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Ally Haire, Developer Relations Engineer

I’m Ally and I work as a Developer Relations Engineer - currently in the decentralized web space (aka web3).

190. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor David Finson, Software Engineer

I channel that passion by working on open-source projects like the Apifi Java GraphQL framework...

191. Blockleaders' Jillian Godsil Talks About Her 2022 Noonies Nomination and Interests

Help me buy my equestrian stud!

192. Mastering the Art of GIFs

HackerNoon just added Giphy to the image selector to create the best formula for your articles. You can also add GIFs to your comments to spice them up!

193. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Daine Mawer, Associate Director of FEE

Hey! Im Daine! I live in Cape Town, South Africa and I’m the Associate Director for Front-end Engineering, EMEA at 10up

194. Why is Writing Important? (Slogging Insights)

Writing, in a sense, is a way to help you understand the world, understand concepts and help others to understand those concepts too.

195. Why Choosing to Publish on HackerNoon First Matters

Learn why you should publish on HackerNoon first!

196. From Long-Distance Shipping Vessels to Silicon Valley Startup: An Interview With Olga Stogova

Interview with a Senior Product Engineer Olga Stogova

197. Get Your Summer Sizzle On with $9000 Prize Pool!

It's time to make bank and tan! Our new writing contest just entered the chat, offering some serious $$$ your way. Check it out!

198. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon Contributor StevieSats, of Womxn in Crypto

An interview with Hacker Noon writer StevieSats, blockchain and Bitcoin content creator and co-founder of the womxn in crypto newsletter community.

199. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Oleg Kokorin, CEO of Businessware Technologies

HackerNoon contributor, Oleg Kokorin sits down and we get to know more about his activities as a CEO of businessware technologies.

200. Nailya Safarova - From The Journey Through Analog Color Science to HackerNoon Top Writer

Nailya Safarova is the co-founder of Dehancer and, since 2015, the head of the Dehancer Film research laboratory

201. My Journey as a Web3 Bounty Writer on HackerNoon - PART 2

Discover the journey of a top Web3 bounty writer, blending skills in blockchain, GIS, and smart contracts to build a resilient career in tech.

202. Meet HackerNoon Contributor Dana Kachan: A Strategic Marketing Consultant & Startup Advisor

The interview with Dana Kachan, a strategic marketing and PR consultant with multiple successful cases in Web3 and tech.

203. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Maria Serkova, a Model and AI Researcher

My name is Maria. I am a model and actress transitioning into AI.

204. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Jin Park - Technical Writer

Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of Jin Park, a vibrant HackerNoon contributor with a flair for tech writing and a love for all things nerdy.

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