Technical Blog Post
by PixelBadger Creative Production › Deep Drafting
80 minutes 7 Steps
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Set up
- Notifications off, chat closed
- One-line promise: what will the reader be able to do afterwards?
- Name the reader, e.g. a junior Rails developer
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Write the code samples
25 minutesGet minimal, working examples running and paste them into the draft in order.
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Outline around the code
10 minutesOne heading per sample, with one sentence under each on why it matters.
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Break
5 minutesAway from the screen.
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Draft the body
30 minutesFill in every section. Don't edit or polish. Leave a TODO for anything you need to look up.
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Write the intro last
10 minutesThe problem, who it's for, and what they'll have by the end.
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Wrap up
- List every remaining TODO
- Jot down three title ideas
- Commit or save the draft