Hey Tito – thanks for the suggestion, we’re going to try it out. Cheers,
Eugen.
hehe cool will do. Not leaving links here as don’t want to use your site to re-direct traffic 😉
I’ll send you an email (y)
Cheers,
Justin
Yeah, I’m definitely aware and have used them for quite some time. So, don’t let cost hold you back from blocking – showing up and putting work out there is the main thing. Costs can be kept way down – maybe even at 0 if you go with a static site, or something like hosting it on wordpress.com.
Best of luck with the new site. And do reach out when you have something up. Cheers,
Eugen.
ah that makes sense 🙂
I was pretty sure you were aware of cheaper alternatives. Just left the comment as cost was one of the reasons I didn’t want to get into blogging (though, I wouldn’t say I’m a “real” blogger). – that and too many choices for how to go about it!!
Yes, there is definitely the learning experience aspect, even if it’s just a static site 🙂
(btw – the new site isn’t up yet – I am taking it easy ^^;)
Cheers,
Justin
Hey Justin – you definitely don’t need all of these services when you’re starting out. Baeldung was running much lower for the first few years – and I definitely could be running lower now as well. The reason I chose to go for these services is the learning experience, especially on the marketing side. So – congrats on the new site. Cheers,
Eugen.
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Not saying one is better than the other. To who it may concern, if your needs aren’t too big, you can get by with a free (but personal – i.e. not something like Blogger) blog.
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