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Where to send my own html, css, javascript tutorials?

I plan to start writing html, css and javascript tutorials. This year was a very interesting experience in this area, so I want to start.

Therefore, I want to know the best places to send my textbooks before publishing them elsewhere. I found only one very nice place: http://net.tutsplus.com/about/write-a-tutorial/ so far ...

Right now there is a list of websites that I know to send:

An exciting list, compiled from user responses to this question, is already enough for food! However, asking for more suggestions ?!

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Just start your own blog. If you write good lessons, people will find it in the end :)

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http://sixrevisions.com is also a good place to record, with over 65,000 readers

But, like Lite, it's best to start your own blog so that you have other things to show to interested readers. Then you can also promote them on a tutorial site such as pixel2life.com, tutorialized.com, or cmstutorials.org.

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Smashingmagazine.com is one of the best out there and they have ridiculous traffic numbers to speed up the pace of your viewers.

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"just need to update it a bit"

If your own site is outdated, I would advise you to contribute to an existing site or service, since receiving traffic requires that the site be kept up to date, otherwise you will fall from ranking in search engines, the "freshness" of the page / site.

As soon as someone else deletes the text of the textbook that will eventually happen, it will have a higher search result than your site if they just make changes on the main page more often than you do.

Another thing you could do is write an e-book or iBook, as the content is harder to clear and you don’t need to create a whole site.

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