Most developers wonder why they should create a Dev blog with @Hashnode instead of building one from scratch.

If you are one of those people, I have a question for you.

A short thread 👇
Do you complete every side project you start working on?

If your answer is yes, then I’d love to know your secret😃

But if you are like most of us, and your answer is no, why do you think building a blog would be different?
Let’s assume you decide to build a blog from scratch, what happens when you can’t finish it because you are busy with something else? You won’t be able to publish an article on an unfinished blog.

What happens when you finish the blog but can’t maintain it after some time or ...
people don’t read your articles? You may stop publishing articles.
Creating a blog with Hashnode saves you the stress of creating your blog yourself and helps you to be more efficient. It gives you the best of both worlds - a blog mapped to your domain for free and readership from the developer community.
The good thing is, you can move your existing blog to http://Hashnode.com  in 2 minutes and if you don’t want to move entirely to Hashnode yet, you can still create a Hashnode blog and republish your articles there.
Hashnode: Everything you need to start blogging as a developer!

Hashnode is a free content creation platform and community that allows you to publish articles on your own domain and helps you stay connected with a growing developer community.

http://Hashnode.com
Do you have any other concerns or questions about Hashnode? Ask me 😃
A lot of developers across the world use Hashnode. Click on the link below to read what they think about Hashnode. https://hashnode.com/testimonials 
Hashnode Testimonials

Don't just take our word for it; trust the community. Here are some of the things developers say about Hashnode.

https://hashnode.com/testimonials
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