Just discovered @hackernoon and I'm loving their articles on software development. Their piece on data structures and algorithms has completely changed my coding journey as a beginner in the field.

Thank you for including us. We love HackerNoon

Really happy to be featured in HackerNoon, in the not too long past I was a CS student and would always enjoy reading articles from their... I would have never contemplated even a few months ago to be featured 😂

Making Internet better place to publish free high quality tech stories without paywall, pop-up ads or a sense of entitlement.
Hackernoon.com 

94 stories - almost 1.5 million reads - 20 days of reading time.
Loving our #webdevelopment writing contest collaboration with HackerNoon! A fantastic way to ensure high quality and original content being shared within the #devcommunity - with incentives for the authors and gamification on top.

Check out the articles and support your favorite: https://lnkd.in/em9eUkk6

And let's get ready for Round 2. :)

Congratulations to @DavidSmooke, @linhdaosmooke, @duilen, @ajpocus, and everyone else on the HackerNoon team.

The new platform is well-built and progressing fast. Thanks for everything you all are doing for the global developer community.

What I really appreciate about @hackernoon is the highly technical and product-focused tech journalism that is on the site.

Hackernoon is still one of my favorite spaces on the web and I have fond remembrences of writing for it often in the early days.

Old, but still very good. If you need to be taught “hustle” refrain from being an entrepreneur. Oh, I did raise $100M a few yes laters for a startup after this post

Thanks HackerNoon and David Smooke for polishing up my post, and offering such a great reading/writing platform!
Happy to give my "shout out" support to you and your great team...you read you grow, you write you grow, you share everyone grows 🌻

Hello,I became a Hacker Noon reader for quite some time now. I am based in Egypt, reading about Tech, Product, investing and other things.

I came across Hacker Noon first when reading an article about the Tech gadgets that a product manager should have in 2022 :).I write to you to tell you thank you very much for Hacker Noon. You are creating value to me that was long lost over the years (LikedIn Pulse). I am sure that you are marking an over the top impact and will continue to do so for as long as the internet is alive.

Again, thank you and wish you all the best

HackerNoon press hat fully on today for Latitude59. Apparently my articles so far have generated a month of reading time, with just shy of a quarter million reads overall. 😲

A number of meetings and interviews lined up over the next couple of days, and should be some interesting pieces coming out of it. So far, loving Tallinn, and the media dinner last night was a great time.

Under the press hat there might be a very well hidden speaking hat. I will be watching presentations and taking notes (for research purposes only of course).

If anyone's around the conference today, give me a shout, I have some time available to grab a coffee. ☕

A big thank you to Limarc Ambalina for accepting me to the HN fellowship, and so paving the way for these opportunities. If you're looking to improve your writing and SEO skills, I recommend looking at the fellowship.

Kudos to ⁦@hackernoon ⁩ for calling out experience inflation in programming

Without a doubt, my favorite tech community is the one and only #HackerNoon! It's a true hotbed of innovation and creativity

One of the things I like about HackerNoon is the ability to listen to the articles in different voices. Choices are: Dr. One, Ms. Hacker, Madam Beckham, or Ali Mohat.

Really excited for what @hackernoon is building around their product and business #fan

I found out about @hackernoon a few weeks ago. Very valuable content all for free. Make sure to bookmark.

Super exciting news!

Spivdiia is nominated for the Startup of the Year by HackerNoon!

Spivdiia [read: co-action] is a social startup that provides a P2P volunteer platform that helps people to help each other.

It introduces Aid as a Service to unite the ones who can help the ones who need it.

Votes & shares would be highly appreciated 😊

Link in the comments:)

Been having a blast publishing articles on HackerNoon. My favorite part is the emphasis on total time readers spend actually reading the piece. Awesome contributor submission process of working with editors too.

The smoothest experience I've had with an online publication. 10/10 HN - you guys built a cool thing

Thrilled to announce that my latest Ebook has been featured in the Top Stories on Hackernoon! 🌟

1). It's now accessible in 7 diverse languages, bridging global barriers.
2). And the best surprise? Hackernoon distributed it to their massive 130,000 email subscribers!

I'm beyond grateful and just wanted to share this milestone with all of you who've been part of this journey. Your feedback, connections, and encouragement have been invaluable.

Take a look if you have a moment: https://lnkd.in/gwuad3dH

Thanks HackerNoon!

BTW, if you haven't seen it, @Hackernoon's Stable Diffusion image creator is incredible!