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Mar 23, 2017

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Share your expertise about software development, engineering and IT architecture!

ITNEXT is all about sharing knowledge. It provides a platform where developers and techies can share, learn & connect. Our audience ranges from very technical developers, enthusiasts, and IT managers willing to discuss new technologies.

Our goal is to provide a stage for everyone passionate about technology to have a voice via ITNEXT. This is a place made by developers for the world. Write for ITNEXT and share your ideas, knowledge, doubts and fears regarding technology with thousands.

If you are interested in contributing to ITNEXT, email us at submit @ ITNEXT . IO .

Authors Own Their Work
Every article, tutorial, or post published on ITNEXT belongs to the author who wrote it. They keep full rights and credit for their work — we just provide the platform to share it. By publishing here, authors give ITNEXT permission to display and promote their content on our site and related channels (like newsletters or social media), but it’s still 100% theirs. Please note that we always share the friend links of the articles.

Use Content at Your Own Risk
ITNEXT is a place for sharing ideas, experiences, and technical knowledge. The opinions and information shared by authors are their own — not official ITNEXT statements. While we do our best to keep quality high, we can’t guarantee that everything will be accurate, up-to-date, or error-free. Therefore, ITNEXT shall not be held liable for any damages, losses, or issues arising from the use, misuse, or reliance on any content published on the platform.

Furthermore, content on ITNEXT is for learning and sharing, and it’s not official advice. Always double-check things before using them in production, and make sure any code or setup fits your environment.

ITNEXT reaches out to a very broad audience, so we are looking for content in areas like:

• Frontend and backend development
• Data Engineering
• Software engineering
• DevOps & MLOps
• Software architecture
• Low-code development
• Mobile App development

And what about the format? We’re looking for technical articles in these formats:

• First-hand experience with new tech stacks
• Tutorials
• Crazy theories
• Failure — share when you screwed up and what you learned

Before submitting an article, make sure you have done the following:

• Clear storyline — concise arguments, details, examples and/or data.
• Straight to the point.
• TITLE — spend some time writing a good headline.
• Inform us if the story was submitted elsewhere.
• Be ethical — please be transparent if you have a relationship with any of the companies and/or tech stacks discussed.
• No plagiarism.
• No AI-written articles.
• Please read Medium’s curation guidelines, and apply those points in your article.

ITNEXT style guidelines:

• Must have a great cover photo — this is the first that people see, so be precise! And yes, do not forget copyrights & Fair usage principles.
• Recognise your sources and give them credit.
• Use (bold) titles in every section throughout the article.
• Divide the content with subtitles — this will make it easier and more pleasant to read.
• Make sure the readers can directly benefit from what they learned. If you are only doing a sales pitch about a company or product, sorry, we are not going to publish it!