A Comprehensive Guide to Harnessing Amplication for Scalable Microservices.
Hey! I'm Ankur Tyagi
Welcome to my digital playground.
A software engineer, writer, and storyteller.
I write about engineering, startups, and career advice for software engineers and founders on ByteSizedBets, and am working as a consultant based in Sweden. I also help devtools startups as a technical writing partner (devrel, advocacy, docs, technical blogging) and when I’m not coding or writing, you’ll find me on Twitter, where I share my thoughts on software development, writing, blogging and smallbets on the internet.
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Featured Posts
My Best Posts
How I Used Medusa to Create a Powerful Next.js E-commerce Store
How I built an e-commerce store with Medusa and Next.js.
How To Add Authentication & Secure HarperDB APIs Using SuperTokens in Your React App
How to add open-source user Authentication & Secure HarperDB APIs Using SuperTokens in a React App
How To Use HarperDB Custom Functions With Your React App.
How To Use HarperDB Custom Functions With a React App.
My Books
A Developer's Guide to Blogging
A Comprehensive Guide to Earning Extra Income through Blogging.
The Prime Guide: for Next-Gen Developers
Creating a Career Development Roadmap
What people say?
Finally finished reading this incredibly actionable book by @TheAnkurTyagi: A Developer's Guide To Blogging.
— Thiago Ghisi (@thiagoghisi) May 3, 2023
Sharing some of my favorite insights on the thread: https://t.co/NEell6FQFG pic.twitter.com/1tSbkcmisP
Some developer friends have asked me how to earn from blogging.
— Curtis Einsmann (@curtiseinsmann) March 30, 2023
I don’t have experience monetizing my blog, so I haven’t been able to help them. But @TheAnkurTyagi recently launched a book on the subject—I’ll check that out!https://t.co/Czo2ulChNk
I got this book from @TheAnkurTyagi on “Blogging for Developers”
— Kap.ts (@Kaperskyguru) April 5, 2023
I have been blogs for years & I have grown a blog from 0 to 5,000,000 impr from Google
In my experience, I never learned as much as I learned from reading the book
The “Cold DM” section got me wowed. I recommend
Finally finished reading this incredibly actionable book by @TheAnkurTyagi: A Developer's Guide To Blogging.
— Thiago Ghisi (@thiagoghisi) May 3, 2023
Sharing some of my favorite insights on the thread: https://t.co/NEell6FQFG pic.twitter.com/1tSbkcmisP
Loving it so far, Ankur. Your transparency and actionable tips make it a page turner 🙂
— Janahan Sivaraman (@janahan888) March 10, 2023
I have to say that Ankur is persistent with his writings. One thing you can learn from reading this book.
— Fazle Rahman (@fazlerocks) November 30, 2022
Just pre-ordered my copy of this!
— Sumudu Siriwardana (@sumusiriwardana) November 27, 2022
With Ankur's proven experience and success, this book will be very helpful for anyone starting with technical writing!
Grab your copy now! https://t.co/1UeQN2xBDI
This is a neat guide and motivation on starting to write down your thoughts. Nice one @TheAnkurTyagi! https://t.co/MpixZKliI3
— Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) December 19, 2022
Intro is really interesting (for example Ankur’s story how he was banned).
— Bartosz WasiLew 🦁 (@bartosz_wasilew) March 11, 2023
What’s more - it’s really convincing that we don’t need to have anything to start (we can even create on a plain paper)
In addition I always thought DMs like „Hey check my ….” are bad thing but..