Writing Articles and Tech Tips
There are three types of written submissions are Code Samples, Tech Tips and Articles. These are defined as follows:
Tech Tips:
Tech tips are shorter in nature and typically deal with a single concept - i.e. bite size nuggets of useful content to help improve the use of a tool or technology.
Code Samples:
Code samples are not a complete program but lines of logic that show how to perform a particular task or solve a particular problem. Code samples must be complete functions or statements that someone could drop into a program and immediately use. Code samples should include a short summary of the particular task or problem that the code sample solves with their submission.
Articles:
Articles are broader in scope and longer than tech tips. Typically they contain
either how-to content or an overview of a technology or area of expertise. Each contains an introduction, description of a problem or topic, a solution if appropriate, and a conclusion. An article can also be similar to a tutorial.
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Topics Ideas
- Tips for New Developers
- Getting Started Reference for Solaris Developers Already Familiar with Linux
- Programming Tips with Sample Code
- Solaris x86 Topics
- Java technology topics
- Programming Tips with Sample Code
- Open Source Examples
- Developer Topics Utilizing Features of Sun technology
Content Submission
Articles, code samples, and tech tips may be submitted using the submission form. Once you have submitted the form, you will receive an email.
- Articles, code samples and tech tips can only be submitted by using the submission form.
- The SDN Share administrator reserves the right to edit your submitted material.
