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# Write
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Get Writing!
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Something to note throughout the majority of this session: just barf it
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out, and edit it later. The focus for this should not be perfection, but just flow. Shush your inner critic.
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Suggestions on what to write about
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* reflections on the learning process,
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* bugs you’ve come across and how you’ve fixed them,
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* tutorials on lesser-known languages and technologies,
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* updates on your progress on your coding projects.
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* “Every time you spend more than five minutes fixing a bug, you should write about it" -Debra Williams Cauley at WSC 2013 ([more](http://www.writespeakcode.com/blog/2013/11/16/so-you-wanna-write-tech-books.html))
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* Julia Evan's round up [topics to write and speak about](https://jvns.ca/blog/2015/03/06/1-1-topic-ideas/)
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Where to submit or publish?
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* Zines! - [Bubblesort Zines](http://bubblesort-zines.myshopify.com/)
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* Let podcasters know you are interested in being interviewed!
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* Guest blog for a friend
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* Blog “round” with friends -
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* If you write or see something great about public speaking in tech, submit to [Technically Speaking](https://github.com/catehstn/technically-speaking)
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What do I do after today?
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- Tweet about your blog post
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- Submit your article to an online publication
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- Turn your blog posts into a talk, workshop or a book

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