There are several announcements and questions that I have for all of you. If you don't mind, please take a moment or two to look over this and let me know your thoughts!
Tutorial Writers Needed
I'm hoping to find one or two more (bi)weekly writers for Nettuts+. Your duties would be to:
- Submit a tutorial each week on PHP, JavaScript, HTML, or CSS. For the first month, you'll need to email me your tutorial idea before beginning.
- Follow the formatting guidelines listed here.
- Make any tutorial revisions that are requested.
- Submit an invoice each month to collect your mula! I'll pay you $200 per tutorial.
PLUS Writers Needed
As many of you know, we also offer a PLUS service which offers much higher quality tutorials and/or screencasts on the same topics listed above. Due to the fact that we charge a small membership fee, we're able to offer our authors much more compensation. Depending on the quality of the submission, I can offer between $250 - $600 for a finished tut + screencast.
FAQ
I don't want to waste my time writing/recording just to be one of a hundred different choices for you guys. Is it worth my time?
Yes! The problem is that EVERYBODY thinks that. Realistically, I might receive a few submissions; but certainly not 100+. So take the initiative and get writing. If you use proper English, plenty of images, choose an idea that will appeal to our community, and explain yourself well, you have an EXCELLENT chance! :)
Does the subject matter have to be advanced?
Of course not. Our community is made up of individuals with varying skill levels. Even a basics PLUS tutorial will work - just as long as it's high quality!
Covering Frameworks More On This Site
You might have noticed in the last month that I'm placing a greater emphasis on framework-oriented tutorials. Examples:
- CodeIgniter From Scratch
- From CodeIgniter to Ruby on Rails: A Conversion
- Kohana: The Swift PHP Framework
My question to you is...do you like this? Would you prefer that we move in a different direction, or cover a specific framework in more detail? This brings me to the next order of business...
ASP.NET From Scratch: Video Training Series -- Author Needed
I need an experienced ASP.NET dev -- specifically one who is current on the latest advancements in the framework (ASP.NET 4.0 and such) -- to submit two tutorials and screencasts per month to our site. In exchange, I'll pay you $500 total. This series should teach how to get started with ASP.NET from the very beginning, and then work its way up to a working web application. If interested, please email at nettutsblog@gmail.com with your credentials.
A Little Over a Week Left to Enter the PHP/JS Competition!
Don't forget. The authors of the three best submissions to these categories, between now and August 14, will receive prizes and exposure, courtesy of CSSRockstars.com and us. Refer to this posting for more details.
Interested?
If you're interested in any of the writing options listed above, you may submit your first tutorial here. Within the description, please note that you're interested in becoming a (bi)weekly writer.
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P.S.
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User Comments
( ADD YOURS )Way August 6th
My very problem with this fantastic form of earning money is that im from Germany and i dont have a paypal account, so how do you deal with international writers?
Im very interested in writing one or more tuts for nettuts+, especially jquery in combination with php and mysql.
( )Arik August 6th
Paypal doesn’t support Germany? I’m right next to you in Holland I got one.
( )Drazen Mokic August 6th
Hey, i am from Austria and i have a Paypal account and i know some friends from Germany they have one too. It works
( )martin ansty August 6th
I don’t think he doesn’t have one *because* he’s from germany, just that he doesn’t have one *and* he’s from germany
Chris Simpson August 7th
^^^
http://www.paypal.de -> signup -> problem solved
Way August 7th
Problem solved! I didn’t know the simplicity of getting a Paypal-Account.
So let the dices roll, I will soon start writing….perhaps tomorrow.
( )anonymous August 8th
I think the fuss was that he just wanted to say he was from Germany, like everyone needs to move out the way for him :¬|
Davit August 9th
Ok, now I’m not from Germany, but I’m from Georgia (you know the country fighting with big and great Russia, or perhaps with “Mr”.Putin). Well, the problem is that we definitely do not have paypal support here. And do you support any other payment gateway? Like MoneyBookers for example (truly not bad one)?
( )Vasili August 6th
I would love to be an author, I’ll email you later about it. I haven’t forgotten about the competition, I’m still working on my script. I hope I have enough time to finish it!
( )Wes Bos August 6th
A contact address would be great! (would tweet, buts its down right now)
( )Josh August 6th
I had heard something about twitter is down, but I use the plugin in Firefox called Ubiquity to tweet and it works fine. I even have the most recent posted on my page.
( )Massimiliano Sgarra August 6th
I love framework oriented tutorials !!!
Pls continue with this !!!
In particular i prefer CodeIgniter (Jeffrey Way series is great) and another video series of CakePHP.
In future also Rails and Kohana (like CI) is well appreciated !!!
Tnx a lot for all
( )Muhammad Adnan August 6th
Jeffrey ,
I have lots of ideas for Tutorials and PLUS service too. I’m good in Asp.net too.
but the problem is my English Grammar. I’m very disappointed today after i reading ur email reply.:(
I wanted to weekly writer too.
though with these issues ,I’m still working on my script for competition.
( )Muhammad Adnan August 6th
I forget to tell , framework video series are great.
( )don’t stop this..
Drazen Mokic August 6th
Hey dont be disappointed, i have submitted a Tutorial Idea too some days ago and it was rejected. Thats not a reason to give up or to think you`r too bad or anything like that.
Some of the guys who published successfully tutorials before also were rejected the first or even the second, third time.
It depends on the timing, what the reader want and which topic is focused at the moment. Sometimes 2 or more guys(girls) will publish the same tutorial or the same topic and then the others will be rejected.
Keep writing and you will do it, dont worry
( )Dustin August 6th
Don’t give up, just because English is a secondary language for you. There are a myriad of resources you can use on the net to strengthen your English writing. Use online spelling, grammar and punctuation checkers before submitting, so you catch spelling and structural errors.
Even though English is my native tongue, with 4 years of English in High School, I STILL use these resources, especially for academic assignments.
( )Muhammad Adnan August 6th
@Dustin please let me know these resources that u use. thanks 4 cheering me.
lawrence77 August 6th
me too Muhammad Adnan. i too know some concept in ASP.NET/C#.NET but my problem is my English Grammar.
Who the hell invented English…
( )enatom August 8th
@lawrence77: muhammad adnan has a point, but you’re just an idiot.
Jean-Francois Messier August 6th
What about tutorials, documents, etc in other languages ? English is a well-known language, but there are other great languages in this world, some of them being spoken by many millions of people. I’m French, from Canada. Here, we are 7 millions, but french is also spoken in may European countries. What about accepting submissions that could be translations of existing articles ?
( )Sohaib August 6th
I’ve the same problem as Way. I’m from Pakistan and I can’t make a PayPal account. I’d love to write for you guys. Please do something about this issue
( )Mark Popkes August 6th
I would love to see some Code Igniter tutorials. As soon as my finances get straightened out, I plan on becoming a Plus Member. This site is great. Keep up the tuts!
( )David Rojas August 6th
Yes, we like frameworks tutorials, and yes please keep the CodeIgniter series!
( )Drazen Mokic August 6th
@Jeff
I peronally love CodeIgniter and do a lot of things with that Framework for Customers and just for me. So i would appreciate it if you keep focusing on CI.
Its really nice of you to, i hope so, open some guys the eyes with saying that “everybody is thinking that the is one of 100″.
@All
I think its a good idea for every potential author to have his own blog. So if the tutorial he wrote was rejected he can publish it on his own blog and get some readers.
Btw @Jeff: I asked that by twitter but i did not get an answer. I dont see any SEO (Search Engine Opt.) tutorials here, aer some needed? I am just suprised that nobody published one.
( )Vasili August 6th
Agree 100% with your second point (the blog).
( )David Rojas August 7th
I submited two weeks ago an article about SEO and it’s been accepted, it’s now on queue to be published on themeforest
( )Shane August 6th
In previous requests for tutorial submissions, ASP.NET’s omission was quite glaring. You’re now asking for tutorials. What’s prompted the decision?
On a general note, nettuts is a daily read for me, and I’d like to say congratulations on its continued success!
( )Dustin August 6th
The framework tutorials/ series are marvelous, they’re very helpful and intuitive. I don’t think you should sway far from framework content. My reason for mentioning ‘not to’, is even though the official websites are awesome resources for a framework, getting a ‘well said’ lesson can help people who don’t know where to start, or just have a hard time understanding the the basics in a user guide. Everyone has their preferred way of learning, and it’s great that Nettuts and the other tuts sites respect that.
I want to submit an article. Though I have this ‘malfunction’ that when it comes down to someone asking me to write about a specific subject, or I say “Hey I think I’ll write about [insert subject here]” I immediately get writers block. Anyways, I want to though, so perhaps here soon.
( )Ben Williams August 6th
you should have a place where people can ask for tutorials. Like I would like to see one on how to make a sick contact forum
( )Dustin August 6th
There is a suggestions are where people can request content on Nettuts
http://psdtuts.uservoice.com/pages/nettuts_tutorial_suggestions
( )hari August 6th
What about some e-commerce tutorials.
( )Mike August 6th
Someone should make a tutorial on making a tutorial. Something that shows their workflow. I personally sat down to write a tutorial one day and once I started I realized it was going to take me forever to code, take screenshots, write out the tutorial, etc. I imagine some of the frequent writers have some methods to speed up workflow.
( )Dustin August 6th
Somewhere around here there is a post on creating great screencast tutorials, it may not just be about actually writing one, in which case, the formatting guidelines would be a great start.
Study tutorials already on the site and get a feel for how they are laid out.
( )Andrew August 6th
Question: when you say “biweekly,” do you mean two tuts a week, or one every two weeks?
The framework tuts are really good, and should be in; but I don’t think they should replace tuts that teach how to do it ‘from scratch.’ For example, I really liked your screencast on raw AJAX requests (http://net.tutsplus.com/videos/screencasts/how-to-make-ajax-requests-with-raw-javascript-part-2/), because it taught just that: raw javascript. So, I like both types, and think they should be balanced.
( )Jeffrey Way August 6th
I mean that you could write one tutorial per week…or one every other week.
( )Meshach August 6th
@Jeffrey, what about the Diving into PHP series @ themeforest?
What happened to that?
( )Christy McGrory August 9th
Yeah I was looking forward to that aswell. Did someone back out?
( )Lee August 6th
I’d love to see some sort of tutorial about “thinking like a web programmer”.
As a designer I have trouble conceptualizing a programming solution from start to finish.
Mid-level PHP stuff would be great too. Tutorial series regarding PHP always seem to stop RIGHT after they talk about arrays.
( )Chris August 6th
Java tutorials anyone?
( )Kevin Urrutia August 6th
YES
( )Arnold August 6th
NO!
( )… AJAX and jQuery screencast
Evan Byrne August 7th
Java really has almost nothing to do with web programming…
( )Samuel Pushpak August 8th
Oops! Who told you that??
With java you can do complex web development. Infact the true potential of Object Oriented Programming in the area of web can be realized using Java.
Just Google these words:
Java EE, JMS, Enterprise JavaBeans, servlets, portlets JavaServer Pages, web service technologies (spring framework is working wonders now for big IT firms).
We can even build Rich Internet Applications (RIA) using JavaFX.
SCWCD – Sun Certified Web Component Developer: This is the test conducted by Sun Microsystems on the subject of developing web applications using Java.
And definitely I’d love to see tutorials on using Java to build web apps. But I know there’ll be less audience, considering the fact that it’s tougher than PHP and ASP.Net.
Peace!!
Seich August 6th
I personally prefer pure php tutorials rather than using frameworks. ^^ But framework tutorials are okay if that’s what everyone else wants.
Maybe have some Intermediate/professional level tutorials for php.
( )Josh Devda August 6th
For the first month, you’ll need to email me your tutorial idea before beginning – means you won’t pay anything for my idea ?
( )Jeff Way August 6th
No – it means that I’ll need to sign off on your idea first.
( )Abraham August 6th
I’d like to write tutorials, love nettuts, but we in South Africa (and I know there are a load of other countries as well) can’t receive money via a PayPal account.
So are there any other means by which we could arrange with you to receive payment for successful tuts? (i wouldn’t mind carrying the cost of the international transfer to my bank account, etc.)?
Thank you kindly
( )Arnold August 6th
I got the same question also…
( )José Henrique August 6th
I sent my tutorial and received a response wich the tutorial has been aproved but he not published and You not warned what happened. I was very disapointed.
I have other ideas to tutorial, mainly about drupal. But after this event I lost some trust in NetTuts.
( )Jeffrey Way August 6th
I can’t remember exactly, but I believe I emailed you about this. Your grammar was the problem.
( )jaded August 10th
I wrote a tutorial that you said you’d publish as well and it never made it. I believe the last response was something about finding a spot for it even though it was approved. This was probably six months ago. I gave up after that.
Justin Christensen August 6th
Personally I would like to see the continued coverage of frameworks but I’ve been looking for a javascript training series somewhere on the net… Does anyone know where I could find some high quality training series videos? (Methinks Jeffrey should put together a “Diving Into Javascript” series)…
( )Jeffrey Way August 6th
Heh. Only so many hours in a day. I have the jQuery for Absolute Beginner series…but that doesn’t really cover raw JS techniques.
( )Justin Christensen August 7th
Could you maybe recommend a good book or an online tool to better explain Javascript to me (I’m a coding newbie and I’m still struggling to wrap my head around OOP)…
And if you have anything that covers the other parts of client scripting (the DOM, AJAX, etc) I’d be open to suggestions on those topics as well.
Sorry to be so demanding
Dejan August 6th
I love the CI tuts, and hope they continue to more advanced level.
( )I would like to see more Kohana tuts as well
Abhin August 6th
Hi Jeffery
( )I wanted to know that apart from PHP, javascript and CSS do you accept tutorials on JSP/ serlvlet , Mashups and python. I am interested as biweekly editor as per News on NetTuts. Is it allowed to give tutorials of widgets that are on Themeforest loaded by Me but not identical but concept is same.I can give screencasts on JSP/servlets, Struts from starting to advance.
Jeffrey Way August 6th
Not really. We can occasionally post a Python tutorial; but the main problem is that there simply isn’t enough of an audience for those types of tuts.
( )Cody Robertson August 6th
I’d be willing to write. I just really don’t know what topics to cover. I’m pretty strong PHP wise, but I don’t prefer using frameworks.
I was wanting to do a Client Manager tutorial. I think I sent that to you Jeffery with other ideas.
Just throwing that out there.
( )Asrar August 6th
What about classic ASP? It’s better than ASP.NET for a lot of things, namely, development time, portability and learning curve. ASP is a lot closer to PHP than ASP.NET is.
( )Jeffrey Way August 6th
Wow – never heard that before. Not in a million years will I post a classic ASP tut on this site.
( )Asrar August 7th
lol, I didn’t think so – the only reason I mentioned it is because you mentioned ASP.NET – a pretty convoluted programming language if you ask me. Have you ever tried porting an ASP.NET application from one server to another? It’s a freaking nightmare.
Kel August 7th
ASP.NET is a programming language?
Shane August 8th
@Asrar – ASP.NET is a framework, not a language. But you knew that, right?
Asrar August 8th
@Shane
I did actually. But you missed my point.
http://asrar.ca/2009/08/asp-doesnt-suck-heres-why/
lawrence77 August 6th
@Asrar
( )Old is Always GOLD….
erik August 6th
holy macro old asp… serious?
( )Kel August 7th
I’m afraid I need some examples of how classic ASP is in a million years “better” than ASP.NET for — well let’s just start with development time. I used classic ASP for 4 or 5 years and then ASP.NET since 2002, but I want your opinion.
( )john August 6th
i would love to see more code ignitor and kohana! thanks jeff you rock
( )Stephen Ainsworth August 6th
I was going to compain about the lack of good tutorials recently.
I guess its up to us to get off our own backsides and do something about it.
( )Joseph Wilson August 6th
Keep the framework tutorials coming! PLEASE! Both PHP and Ruby frameworks. As I’ve mentioned elsewhere…the CodeIgniter From Scratch series is AWESOME!!!! I’m really looking forward to seeing that one completed.
( )Greg Stiffler August 6th
Unlike most other commenter here, I don’t care for framework tutorials at all. It kind of sucks to see a cool concept tutorial posted, but find that it’s not for a framework you’re using.
As far as types of content, I would love to see more tutorials geared towards the corporate world. I’ve seen a few tutorials that got me thinking of ideas for projects my organization would be interested in.
( )Ethan August 6th
Another cheer for frameworks! These types of tutorials really help graduate entry level concepts to a broader perspective and that REALLY helps grow the masses. Soon I would like to help out by demonstrating more OOP materials. Time is short with little ones, but I will give soon.
I have been a +subscriber since I found NETTUTS not primarily for the education, but read daily and firmly believe in the principle behind this site. Not to date myself, but there was a time that you had to pour over book after book to gasp different concepts/solutions. Sites like these help us as a creative pool to conceive innovative solutions. I am personally an advocate of sharing what I have learned and the lessons others have taught me out of the kindness of their hearts.
Keep up the good work. I’ll keep subscribing/reccomending and soon contribute. Kudos!
( )N Parsons August 6th
Just wanted to say this site is really a pleasure- definitely bar-raising quality. I enjoy framework tutorials, but my favorite is skill related tutorials like ‘Secure your Forms with Keys’ or ‘10 Tips for New iPhone Developers’. Thanks, keep up the good work!
( )Ray August 6th
I’m really enjoying the Codeigniter tutorials. Can’t wait until the next one!
( )Andrew Steenbuck August 6th
I’d love to write some more tutorials. But I always have trouble coming up with ideas.
( )Evan Jones August 6th
Always in the mood for e-comm and SEO tuts. Keep up the good work JW
( )Randy August 6th
The framework series are great, but it kind of requires a good understanding of oop. I suppose it is hard to please users of every skill level, thus you may not get a clear answer on what type of articles to focus on from this post.
My personal opinion is that money is tight for everyone right now. Clients want all this control over their site content, yet can’t pay for extensive coding of a custom CMS for example. This brings up possibly more articles on using Wordpress. Creating your own quick start WP template system that you can modify easily, covering the best plug-ins and how to use them, etc.
One last suggestion, you mention having 45,000 subscribers. I imagine we each have many clients. I find myself repeating the same things over and over to them. Do you think there would be a market to do articles geared toward end users like:
How to use the admin panel of Wordpress
How does my bandwidth work?
How many visitors can my host handle?
(and so on…)
I, for one, would direct all of my clients to these articles instead of typing it over and over. Everything is geared toward the web designer(rightfully so) but there is also maybe a market for the end user of a website?(45,000 x ?clients each?)
( )Monty August 7th
Yea, the OOP throws me off, because I’m used to procedural coding. So, some OOP tutorials for PHP and other popular languages would be great!
( )chris August 7th
i love this site , but im always disapointed that there is really never anything on ASP.NET, i only remenber one TUT so far. TMS Framework
( )Andrei August 7th
I think you should post more Codeignater tutorisld, BUT FIRST you should explain the concepts of OOP programming so that beginners understand how the framework works.
( )David Fitzgibbon August 7th
The framework tutorials are great. Especially when there is a “From Scratch” series and then a few more advanced tutorials. These let us get to grips with frameworks quickly and try out what we like or dont like. I think they’re going very well!
( )leaase August 7th
I would love to see some Zend Framework tutorials!!
( )Isidro August 7th
Hi, im asp.net programmer discovered this fabulous site just a few days ago and I would like to see more post from asp.net
( )chrisberthe August 7th
Yes, keep the CodeIgniter tutorials they’re great!
Jeff do you have plans to eventually show how to create your own custom CMS using CodeIgniter (as you showed your own site in the first video)? Would make for a great plus tutorial
( )Jeffrey Way August 7th
Yes. After I teach the basics, we’ll move into an actual project.
( )chrisberthe August 7th
Perfect, looking forward to it.
Guillermo Carrion August 26th
Great! looking forward to it too!
Carlos Vidal August 7th
Please keep writing framework-oriented tutorials, specially CodeIgniter ones.
I’m from Peru and my english is not good enough to write tutorial for this site. on the other hand, Envato should consider opening a spanish site.
English is a wall to knowledge for most of my colleagues. I have an advantage, just for knowing english.
( )Gavin Steele August 7th
Off topic I know, but I need some help, when you buy a domain, do you do a private registration? I am buying a new domain from godaddy and they offer it free? can I still sell it later if i want?
thanks
( )Andrew Steenbuck August 7th
It means that they don’t publish information about the ‘owner’ of the domain name. That way when someone does a WHOIS search on the domain, they see GoDaddy’s (or another proxy service’s) information instead in the record. Basically its a way to protect your identity so people can’t peruse WHOIS listings and steal lots of information about you.
( )Monty August 7th
Tutorials I’d like to see…
+– More beginner jQuery tutorials, along with intermediate and advanced ones.
+– Drupal tutorials.
+– Javascript tutorials.
+– mySQL tutorials.
( )Monty August 7th
Oh, forgot one more tutorial I’d love to see:
+– How to add e-commerce to your website with Google Checkout.
( )Ben R. August 7th
I think the Framework tutorials are an awesome idea, and I hope they keep coming! I’ve especially been enjoying the Codeigniter series, and look forward to going through the Kohana tut.
( )Tracey August 7th
Should we start looking at separating the tutorials into those for developers and those for designers and aim for one tutorial for each per week?
Then perhaps once a month there could be a collaborative effort to show the process of translating a design into a fully functioning site, based on the lessons from the previous individual tutorials.
I have just discovered Drupal and am totally blown away by its functionality. Therefore I’d love to see more tutorials on Drupal. Apparently there is a shortage of themes available so teaching someone how to create a theme, and implement it, could be worthwhile.
I love nettuts.
( )enatom August 8th
I agree, cms tutorials are good, and tutorials utilizing different technologies like Adobe Air or other things that do not get a mention.
aka Other things that are NOT PHP FRAMEWORKS
( )enatom August 8th
NO MORE FRAMEWORK TUTORIALS PLEASE.
( )Johnathan August 8th
This isn’t anything to do with tutorials but… can we have a forum?
( )Mujtaba August 9th
Hey Jeff… like few others have said it, SEO tuts would be gr8…
( )Also i would luv to see a MySQL+ php from scratch tut…
and one about creating a custom cms would be fabulous!
how about “creating a database-less custom cms” or “creating filemanager using php+jQuery”
Mujtaba August 9th
being a wordpress addict i would also love more about wordpress,
can we have a tut comparing drupal/joomla/ &wordpress
how about “developing with Joomla – for beginners “
( )Mujtaba August 9th
another idea : “a complete list of terminologies regarding web design and development”
( )lossendae August 10th
How about more tutorials on other CMS than the trio Drupal/joomla/Wordpress ?
There are lots of CMS’s outhere, some of them are really worth knowing:
- Silverstripe
( )- Concrete 5
- MODx
- CMSMadeSimple
lossendae August 10th
I would also love to see more tutorials on PDO since it’s gonna be the main SQL method used by php.
( )DemoGeek August 10th
I would love to see more of practical Rails screencasts and tuts that takes you from conception to deployment. Running a series on this concept would help many to jump into the RoR bandwagon.
I always try to come back to RoR but so far keeps bouncing back because there is always something that’s missing to convince me to keep going with RoR. I hope you provide that missing piece to stick with RoR which I’m sure many others would also have.
( )Kriesi August 11th
the CI Series caused me to start learning this framework and I love it so keep them coming =)
( )Eric DeLabar August 11th
Any love for ExpressionEngine out there? I’m a recent convert from WordPress and EE blows it away.
( )Zayelion August 11th
I love this website, but everything I can think of is geared to the e107 CMS, is it ok if I write about that?
( )Mujtaba August 13th
Hey Jefff… Wordpress 2.8.4 is available… plz update…
( )http://net.tutsplus.com/readme.html :p
Eric DeLabar August 14th
Jeff,
I sent you an e-mail a couple days ago regarding becoming a weekly writer. I haven’t heard anything so I wanted to make sure you got it. I had some (IMHO) great article ideas in it and I’d love to get writing if you’re interested!
-Eric
( )Alex Deeley August 18th
This is an opportunity plan on utilizing. I’ve been wanting to write some tutorials on AJAX + JSON frameworks utilizing PHP. I’ve seen limitless possibilities with this combination. I wish there was room for illustration and graphic design as well!
( )Guillermo Carrion August 26th
I love the CodeIgniter tutorials and screencasts! I’m stating to use the framework and these tutorial have come as a blessing. Keep them coming.
Wordpress tutorials and screencasts are also welcomed
Thanks so much!
( )my name September 2nd
Hi Jeffrey, here’a a request.
I need 2 create a shadow effect like this..
http://clearleft.com/img/bg/doc.gif
I have seen it in many places.
( )I know you can help me.