Recommendation for Tech Blogging Platforms
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I use wordpress
> where dealing with mathematical symbols and highlighting code is not tedious
It will render LaTeX and will perform code syntax highlighting
> I would like to reach out to a wide variety of folks including developers, ops, technical managers etc.
Wordpress gives you significant control over the look and feel of the blog without forcing you to write any code. Just choose a theme that will speak to your intended audience.
Lastly, my advice is to focus more on the content than the medium. If you have interesting things to say, people really won't care how your blog looks.
> where dealing with mathematical symbols and highlighting code is not tedious
It will render LaTeX and will perform code syntax highlighting
> I would like to reach out to a wide variety of folks including developers, ops, technical managers etc.
Wordpress gives you significant control over the look and feel of the blog without forcing you to write any code. Just choose a theme that will speak to your intended audience.
Lastly, my advice is to focus more on the content than the medium. If you have interesting things to say, people really won't care how your blog looks.
The topics could range from a variety of areas in computer science and mathematics including OS internals, security, programming, algorithms, statistics, calculus etc. My target is a technical audience interested in learning.
I would definitely like to spend more time on content and not have to deal with blogging infrastructure. I would like a platform where dealing with mathematical symbols and highlighting code is not tedious. Finally, I would like to reach out to a wide variety of folks including developers, ops, technical managers etc.
I am aware of github and medium but I am not sure if there are better platforms out there that will meet my needs.