Professional growth through content you can trust

inDepthDev is a community of experienced software engineers with a common goal of constant professional growth and inclination to help others. We all here like to explore and teach. And we also like to write, so today the community mostly revolves around the publishing platform we’re building together.

We believe that to become really good at your job as a developer, you need to understand technologies at a deeper level. That’s why we put a lot of emphasis on producing in-depth content. We’re striving to become the go-to place for advanced and unique material around web development that helps solve challenging technical problems.

Our peer-review process

To ensure quality, every article published on inDepth goes through peer-review process. Our editorial team consists of the most active members of our community with the years of experience using a particular technology.

First, an article is reviewed by selected experts in the corresponding technology to ensure it’s accurate and not misleading.

Then it’s reviewed by members of the community to ensure that content is well-presented and easy to understand.

Then our editor goes over the article to correct grammatical mistakes and improve language where necessary.

Once the article is published, it’s guaranteed to be accurate, teach something non-trivial, and contain practical knowledge that can be applied in your daily work.

What you can find at inDepth

Generally, you can find three broad categories of content on the platform:

Long-reads

So called long-reads that are usually in-depth studies of a particular topic. For some our examples of long-reads, see here and here.

Tutorials

Tutorials that show readers how to use a particular technology or tool to solve a tricky problem. For examples of tutorials, see here and here.

Short ”news”

Short ”news” type of articles notifying our community about progress in the web development world. For examples of news articles, see here and here.

Do you want to contribute?

Here’s what some members of our community have to say:

Having my articles peer-reviewed is teaching me a lot and improving my work in the process. It’s really satisfying when you can share your writings with a wider audience. And I love inDepth.Dev Analytics that give me insights into where readers are coming from.

Stephen Cooper

Senior Engineer. Writing and speaking about Angular

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