Background

Why blog?

For me, the answer to that question has been years in the making.

Other Voices

1. Troy Hunt
   • The ghost who codes: how anonymity is killing your programming career
     Published On:- 12 FEBRUARY 2013
     Link
2. Scott Hanselman
   • Dark Matter Developers: The Unseen 99%
     Published On:- 2012-March-7th
     Link

Personal Reasons

Here are my reasons:-

1. Journaling
   • It helps to journals one’s own existence
   • Examine yourself
   • Examine your motives
2. Introspect
   • Look Inside
   • Look Within
3. Take Account
   • Take Account of what you know
   • Take Account of what you used to know
4. Share How
   • Share how you came to know
   • The person you took and acquired from
   • The Situation
5.  Communication
   • Written
     • It helps with written communication
   • Oral
     • Orally, as well
     • It helps to read your own blog
     • See and Sense its flow
6. Education
   • It helps educate you
   • Anyone who is ever taught in a classroom or written a book will confess to having blind spots in certain areas of the subject material
   • Having to teach it often meant reading what would otherwise have been so easy to skip over
7. Economize Your Time
   • Not very many like and enjoy doing the same over and over again
   • Writing it down once and editing/updating thereafter means not having to relearn each time
8. Open
   • It opens one up to feedback
   • It hopefully leads to correction and amends
9. Student
   • It means one is actually a student
   • And, not just a consumer of other’s information, ideologue, and trends
10. It is free
    • It is free
    • Most Blogging Platforms are free
    • Blogging in return offers an economical use of time and resources