Show Notes
This week, we’re joined by Piotr Sarna, co-author of Writing for Developers. Piotr shares his journey from distributed systems developer to published author and explains how writing can help developers grow their careers, improve their coding skills, and share knowledge effectively.
📌 Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction and Piotr’s background 2:30 - The value of writing for developers and teams 6:10 - Writing in English vs. native languages 10:00 - How writing improves understanding of code 16:00 - Using AI tools to review and refine your writing 21:00 - Structuring blog posts and optimizing for SEO 29:10 - Promoting your writing and building an audience 42:22 - Closing thoughts
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On the Show: 🎙️ Guest: Piotr Sarna https://x.com/sarna_dev 🎙️ Host: Allen Wyma https://x.com/allenwyma
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