Prompt

Where to publish frontend tutorials

Latest observation

Jul 31, 2026 · OpenAI APIWeb search: on

If you want to publish frontend tutorials, good places depend on whether you want reach, authority, or personal brand:

Best platforms

  • Dev.to — very friendly for tutorial-style posts, great community, easy to get visibility.
  • Hashnode — good for dev blogging and SEO, especially if you want your own developer blog.
  • Medium — broad audience, but less developer-focused than Dev.to/Hashnode.
  • Your own blog — best for long-term ownership, SEO, and portfolio building.
  • FreeCodeCamp publication — strong reach if your tutorial is high quality and practical.
  • Smashing Magazine — more selective, but excellent for polished frontend articles.
  • CSS-Tricks — if your tutorials are CSS/UI focused.
  • Frontend Masters / independent newsletter — better if you already have a following.

If you want the fastest visibility

  1. Dev.to
  2. Hashnode
  3. LinkedIn articles / posts
  4. X (Twitter) threads with a link to the full tutorial

If you want credibility

  • Publish on your own site
  • Cross-post to Dev.to or Hashnode
  • Submit occasional higher-quality pieces to FreeCodeCamp, Smashing Magazine, or CSS-Tricks

Good strategy

Write the tutorial on your own blog first, then republish a shortened or canonical version on:

  • Dev.to
  • Hashnode
  • Medium

That way you keep ownership and still get distribution.

If you want, I can also give you:

  • a ranked list of the best platforms for frontend tutorials in 2026, or
  • a publishing strategy for growing an audience from zero.

Observation history

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