Hello guys, if you love to write about Java and other related technologies like Spring, Hibernate, Algorithms, Data Structure, Design pattern and about your Interview experience, we would be happy to publish your article here.

Just drop a note on savingfunda@gmail.com to get you started.

You can also contact me on Twitter or Medium itself, my id is javinpaul

One of my goals is to encourage Java developers to write about things they know because writing makes you a better developer. It also helps you to do research and fill the gaps in your knowledge.

It also helps in your learning and that’s why I am encouraging a lot of junior and senior Java developers to write about their experiences.

Here is a list of some of the topics I loved most, but you feel free to share whatever you like:

1. Java
2. Programming
3. Coding
4. Design Patterns
5. Algorithms
6. Data Structure
7. Book Reviews
8. Course Reviews
9. Resources
10. Programmer life
11. Interview Questions
12. Personal Stories of Programmers
13. Debugging
14. Git
15. Maven
16. Gradle
17. Spring Framework
18. Hibernate
19. Spring Boot
20. Cloud
21. Spring Cloud
22. Blockchain
23. Machine Learning
24. Data Science
25. Java 8
26. Functional Programming
27. Best Practices
28. Eclipse
29. InteliJIDEA
30. Tools
31. Log4j and other logging libraries
32. Mockito and other unit testing libraries
33. SQL
34. Linux
35. Testing

So what are you waiting for, get ready to share your thoughts with many Java developers around the world?

All the best.

You can also comment on this article if you like to be added as Writer in Javarevisited and contribute your story.

As the publication is growing, I am also looking for people who can help with editing and reviewing stories. If you want to become an editor, comment here or drop me an email.

Tips:

Once you are added as a writer, here are some tips you can follow to get the most out of this publication and Medium itself

1. For new stories, always submit Draft to publication, this way all the Publication subscriber will see your post and Medium also promotes fresh stories.
2. First 10 claps are most important and that’s why submitting a draft to publication is important.
3. You can also submit old stories and once again all Javarevisited subscriber will see it, which means you will get more page views.
4. I also tweet and share about all the stories published here from my Twitter account http://twitter.com/javinpaul and Javarevisited twitter account http://twitter.com/javarevisited, follow them so that you can know when your stories are published and you can then retweet them to create buzz.
   This will give your story initial boost,
5. Great stories are also shared on the Javarevisited Facebook page which has more than 36,000 followers. I also suggest you do the same, just tag @javareivisited whenever you do so that we know about it and can reshare it.
6. They will also be shared on Javarevisited LinkedIn Page and Javarevisited’s Flipboard page, If you are on LinkedIn and Flipboard then follow those pages to get a notification when your stories are shared and then reshare from your persona account to amplify.
7. Always use a great feature image at the top of the article.
8. Always use 5 tags, 2 more specific and 3 broads like Programming, Web Development, Coding, etc.
9. If you know any tip which has helped you in medium feel free to share and I can add it here so that we all can benefit from it.
10. Share your stories to Reddit, HackerNew, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to get more exposure.

It takes a lot of effort to publish in Medium and our goal is that you should get as many views and readers as possible. All great stories should get the attention they deserve.

All the best and Welcome to Javarevisited!!.