📑 Suggestions for future blog post topics

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📑 Suggestions for future blog post topics #20

Open TomWFox opened 5 years ago

TomWFox commented 5 years ago

This is a discussion thread for anyone to post ideas for future posts on the blog. Below are some ideas:

'Customer' success stories - who is using the Parse Platform & why
Engineering update - update on the main features being worked on / complex bugs and issues / areas where help is wanted
Future vision - an outline of the vision for the future of the Parse Platform 2+ years
Community spotlight - highlighting all the great contributors / modules etc

Feel free to suggest other topics and/or pick one to tackle yourself - if you just want to get the ball rolling or aren't the best writer then start a pull request and we can work on it together.

TomWFox commented 5 years ago

@acinader @dplewis would either of you be interested in answering some Qs for a blog post (or two) similar to 'Open Source Spotlight: Florent Vilmart'?

gausoft commented 5 years ago

I know, this will require a lot of work but, it will come with time .

Create a tutorial section (Parse tutorials : File upload, Chat application, Authentication & authorization system, Push notification, Realtime system, Logger system, all that by using different SDK or for each platform)
Translate Parse docs into differents languages I would like to contribute, so....! Thanks

TomWFox commented 5 years ago

@Gausoft Thanks for those suggestions - writing some tutorials would be great - if anyone is interested then feel free to have a stab at this.

In an ideal world I think it would be great to have the docs translated into different languages but my concern would be that without having a committed maintainer they would slowly become out of date - even with one language the docs are still a bit out of date. If you are interested in starting a conversation on this then I suggest opening a topic on the Community Forum to gauge interest/commitment.