About CodingFrogs
CodingFrogs is a blog about the profession of software development. Anything about software development, from code samples to methodology to management to taking a product to market, is fair game here. CodingFrogs doesn't take itself too seriously, so you'll find that many of the posts have a light-hearted feel to them, while at the same time being informative and insightful. Like a Poison Arrow Frog itself, CodingFrogs is meant to be pleasing and enjoyable to look at, but at the core it means serious business.
Disclaimer
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Writing for CodingFrogs
Writing for CodingFrogs is much like participating in an open source software project. If you are interested in becoming an author, start by writing guest posts. Contact the site administrator if you have a topic you'd like to write about.
After having made a number of valuable guest contributions, the site administrator may choose to grant you an account and make you an official contributor. There's no official formula to this; sorry. Making this decision is at the sole discretion of the site administrator.
Once you've been given contribution rights, you will be able to post at the frequency you choose. However, inappropriate posts will be removed and can result in the termination of your account.
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This list is neither exhaustive nor detailed. It is that way on purpose. The site administrator has sole decision-making authority on the appropriateness of posts.
