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Thanks! We're building a collaborative platform to gather and share best coding practices. In short, it helps us highlight code snippets from the IDE (JetBrains, Visual Studio, VS …

At Promyze, we use Slack for IM and Notion for non-tech documentation. For tech knowledge, we dogfood our own tool.

- https://stackshare.io/ - https://www.companies.tools/

> Focus on benefits not features It really depends on your audience. If you're building a developer tool, it's always features over benefits.

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Out of curiosity, why don't you launch on Product Hunt?

> Currently, I'm using the company blog and distributing content through other channels, but it's not working out. It could be for different reasons. One alternative would be to su…

IMHO HN is about problem-solving as a process. Other platforms are about product ideas as a result.

- http://anchor.fm/ossstartuppodcast - http://crowd.dev/blog/developer-led - http://devmarketing.transistor.fm - http://devrelx.com/podcast - https://podcast.scalingdevtools.com/ -…

> if you mean for onboarding a new software developer (both to your org and the practice of software development as a job) In addition, I'd recommend: Read and acknowledge the codi…

I was in your shoes a few years ago. Started learning from other engineering leads and some of their practices included: - 30-min sessions to introduce new learning, from a blog po…

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https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python

Working for a startup would help you learn - a lot - at a fast pace. It's definitely a great experience if you're an aspiring founder. That'd be the right choice IMHO.