Writing and sharing knowledge is always rewarding. Your peers and colleagues read your work, and in the process, you also sharpen your own understanding. If you have meaningful technical insights to share, we welcome you to contribute to Devglan.
Every submission on Devglan is manually reviewed by a human editor before publication. We do not auto-publish articles or links. Our goal is to maintain a high-quality, spam-free knowledge base that developers can trust.
We publish only articles that are genuinely useful to developers and preferably include hands-on coding examples, real-world use cases, or practical problem-solving approaches. Submissions that fail to meet our quality standards are rejected, regardless of backlinks or promotions.
Editorial Review & Moderation Policy
To maintain content integrity and search engine trust, Devglan follows a strict manual moderation and editorial review process:
- All articles, tutorial links, and external blog links are reviewed by human editors.
- We actively reject spam, SEO-driven, thin, or promotional content.
- Outbound links are evaluated for relevance, authority, and user value.
- Low-quality, misleading, AI-spun, or duplicate content is never published.
- Final publishing decisions rest solely with the Devglan editorial team.
What Topics to Choose
You may write about any programming language or technology, provided the content is original, authentic, and technically accurate. We value articles based on real experiences such as:
- Programming challenges you faced and how you solved them
- Step-by-step tutorials with code walkthroughs
- System design, security, performance, or scalability insights
- Practical guides that help developers build or debug something real
Guidelines for Writing Articles
1. No duplicate, plagiarized, AI-generated, or spammy content.
2. Topics may include Java, Spring, Hibernate, Databases, Android, Angular, .NET, Scala, JavaScript, Networking, Security, Machine Learning, DevOps, and related technologies.
3. Articles do not need to be long, but they must be meaningful, accurate, and valuable to developers.
4. Submissions are published only after a manual editorial review. Publishing timelines may vary based on review workload.
5. Click the +Submit button on the top right corner or click here to submit your article.
For questions or clarifications, please visit our Contact Us page.
Good article examples:
- Adding JWT Authentication in a Spring Boot Application
- Integrating Apache Kafka with Spring Boot
- Secure File Upload Implementation in Angular
Rejected / bad examples:
- Tips to Convert Your Website into an App
- Best and Cheap SSL Certificate Providers
- Why Career Counseling Is Important
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Links Policy: You may include relevant references within your article. However, we allow at most one contextual, editorially approved link pointing to your own website or blog. Excessive, irrelevant, or promotional links will result in rejection.
Guidelines for Submitting Tutorial Links
1. Tutorial links must cover a topic holistically, either from basics to advanced concepts or with sufficient depth.
Good examples:
- Zero to Hero with Python
- Creating a Spring Boot Application Step by Step
- Mastering JavaScript Fundamentals
Rejected examples:
- Python Classes
- Comparing Files in Java
- Spring Security Login Example
4. Click the +Submit button or click here to submit a tutorial link for editorial review.
Guidelines for Submitting Blog Links
1. Blog links may include technical articles, research insights, or industry updates relevant to developers.
All blog links are manually reviewed. Promotional, affiliate-driven, or SEO-focused submissions are rejected.
Click the +Story button or click here to submit a blog link.
We also accept well-written, in-depth guest articles that highlight companies, software products, or technical innovations. Sponsored submissions must be a minimum of 1200 words, clearly disclose sponsorship, and provide real value to readers.
For sponsored collaborations, contact us at hello@devglan.com. Sponsored articles are reviewed with the same editorial standards as regular content.