DevToolsAcademy is an open-source blog dedicated to awesome developer tools, frameworks, and technologies. Our mission is to help developers and founders make informed decisions about the developer tools they use in their daily workflow.
| Blog Post | Featured On | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Neon Postgres vs. Supabase | Hacker News | Made it to the second page of Hacker News |
| Serverless Databases | Hashnode | Featured on Hashnode |
| MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL | DevTools Academy | What's the Difference Between MongoDB and PostgreSQL? |
| Supabase Auth vs. Clerk | DevTools Academy | A Deep Dive into Modern Auth SaaS Solutions |
Install Dependencies
npm installSetup Pre-commit(recommended for development)
npm run prepareStart Development Server
npm run devLint all the files
npm run lintFormat all files with Prettier
npm run formatCheck TypeScript issues
npm run type-checkBuild for Production
npm run buildStart Production Server
npm startI welcome contributions from developers of all skill levels. Here's how you can help:
- Submit a Blog Post: Have experience with dev tools? Write a post and submit a pull request.
- Improve the Site: Help me enhance the user experience or add new features.
- Spread the Word: Share the articles in developer communities and invite others to contribute.
Check out the CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines.
Are you a person in tech looking to showcase your honest take on any developer tool? DevToolsAcademy offers a unique opportunity:
- Showcase Your Expertise: Write in-depth, comparative analyses of developer tools.
- Gain Exposure: Your articles will be promoted by me across Hacker News, Reddit, and our social media channels, reaching thousands of developers.
- Make an Impact: Help fellow developers and founders make informed decisions about the tools they use daily.
To get started, check our CONTRIBUTING.md file and reach out to us at [email protected] with your ideas or draft outlines.
- Focus on comparing 2 developer tools at a time, not more than that.
- Provide objective analysis based on real-world usage.
- Include code examples and performance metrics when relevant.
- Aim for a length of 1500-2000 words.
- Build something and compare, don't just rely on docs and other blogs.
Have questions or suggestions? Open an issue or reach out to me at [email protected].
This project is licensed under the Creative Commons License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- You are free to use this code as inspiration.
- Please do not copy it directly.
- Crediting the author is appreciated.
Let's build the go-to resource for developer tool space, together 🚀