Hackernoon

Being a technically challenged person, I have been following stories from Hackernoon for more than a month now. It has helped me to get an in-depth clarity of things in a creative and fun manner!
I have never come across a website with funny GIFs all over to entertain and put a smile on the reader's face. This is one reason that makes me want to go back and read another story.

Kudos to Team Hackernoon!

I have been writing on HackerNoon for about 10 months and reading for over a year. The writing and publishing process is a breeze, with stories getting published very early after submitting drafts. Some of the editors also reach out to me when there's any feedback required for a story draft I submitted. Reading on HackerNoon is also fun since it has a vast range of stories from different aspects of the world (both tech and non-tech).

I've been reading and writing on Hackernoon for about 7-8 years. It's a top spot for tech news and learning. The articles are good, and there are many different topics. I've learned a lot and also shared my own stories. If you like tech or want to learn more, check out Hackernoon.

It has been nothing short of a smooth and elevating experience writing tech stories on Hackernoon, the editors here edit the stories pretty quickly, and getting professionally edited stories published on the platform takes very less time. I also now prefer reading stories here regularly as it has vast content ranging from all the sub-domains of tech one could possibly imagine.

I had trouble signing into my account via Google. Initially assuming it to be a problem with the site, I let it slide for a few days but with no progress, not even with different browsers. This led me to contact the HN tech support, and after a day or two's worth of back-and-forth emails, the problem was finally rectified thanks to their willingness to help and efficiency. The site itself is very "techie" orientated, and I am an aspiring writer specialising in retrogaming reviews, and this site is one of my main outlets. Definitely recommended.

I used to like reading the technical papers and a friend directed me to the page of Hackernoon for their newsletters and stuff, at first it seemed good and then it became the only reliable source.

Guess what a few years later, I am working in the core team of HackerNoon as an intern and this workplace feels like a home with all the highly skilled professionals and a friendly work environment.

OGs in quality for sure!

HackerNoon is the greatest platform I have found till yet to write tech stories and stuff and to publish it for the world and people of the same bachground and that too for free!
They have the most supportive and the best of editorial team.

If you are able to look past the brutalist style of the webpage, hackernoon is a hidden gem. I became a subs criber to their newsletter a while back. Eventually, found myself writing about technology and I knew straight away the hackernoon audience is one that I wanted to reach.