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Blogging Platforms and Tools

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Blogging Platforms and Tools

There are dozens of blogging platforms you can choose from. On this page you’ll find reviews, comparisons, and tips for setting up some of the most popular blogging platforms. While some are aimed at technical blogs, most would work for any subject matter. Find even more technical content at Draft.dev and the Draft.dev Blog

The Best Technical Blogging Platforms

By Karl Hughes

One of the first decisions any developer marketing team needs to make is which technical…read more.

How to Use React DevTools in Safari

By Lucien Chemaly

React is commonly used for the frontend in static site generators like Gatsby and now…read more.

Getting Started with WordPress Development: A Developer’s Guide

By Naman Bansal

WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS), supporting 41 percent of all websites…read more.

Complete Guide to Blogging Platforms

Writing a blog is one thing, but finding a place to publish it is quite…read more.

Using Ghost as a Headless CMS

By Jerry Ejonavi

Ghost, an open source publishing platform built with Node.js, provides a good editing experience and…read more.

Running Ghost on Docker for Your Developer Blog

By Arek Nawo

Ghost is one of the most popular open source blogging platforms. It boasts powerful features…read more.

React vs. Vue: A Modern Comparison

By Piero Borrelli

Choosing the best frontend framework can be a daunting challenge. New technologies are created every…read more.

Next.js vs. Gatsby

By Shaundai Person

React frameworks are software platforms that extend the capabilities of React web applications. Certain functionality…read more.

Introduction to Publii, the Static Site Generator

By Kealan Parr

There is so much to consider when making a basic website. You have to think…read more.

Hugo vs. Gatsby

JAMStack, which stands for JavaScript, API, and Markup, is the latest buzzword in the world…read more.

The Tech Content Manger's Playbook

Jekyll vs. WordPress

By Richard White

There are many choices when it comes to building a website or blog, catering to…read more.

Setting Up a Custom 404 Page with GitHub Pages

By Sodeeq Elusoji

In this article, I’ll be showing you how to create a custom error 404 page…read more.

Hugo vs. Jekyll: Which is Right for Your Blog?

By John Gramila

Static site generators create HTML sites, with predictable page layouts and content with regular presentation…read more.

Creating Gatsby Starters

By Ashutosh K Singh

GatsbyJS is an open-source React-based, GraphQL powered static site generator. You can create blazingly fast…read more.

Creating Hugo Themes

By Siddhant Varma

Lately, developers are adopting static site generators like Hugo to quickly deliver content to their…read more.


Blogging Platforms for Your Startup

By Karl Hughes

There are many good reasons to start a blog for your startup: to update your…read more.

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How quickly can we get started?
Typically, onboarding takes 6-9 weeks between when we sign a statement of work and when your first article is completed. After that, new content will be delivered every week based on your plan. You can see our whole process on our blog.
What if we want more content?
Not a problem. Our standard packages are just a starting point, but we have clients doing anywhere from 12-48 blog posts every quarter.
What if we just want to try Draft.dev out?
We don't offer trials, but we have an extensive catalog of samples we can share. A few are available here, but we can share many more upon request.
What if we don't like an article you send us?
We stand by our satisfaction guarantee. If you're ever unsatisfied, we'll work with you to make it right. If we cannot fix the content within two rounds of revisions, we'll offer a complete rewrite or refund for the piece.
How do payments work?
You can opt to either pay a single invoice at the start of each quarter or create a monthly payment plan. Other payment options are available for an additional fee.
Do you accept bulk orders?
We do. The price per article depends on the volume and delivery speed required. Book a call with us to discuss your content needs.