Hacker Noon Releases Tech Publishing Platform 2.0
Summary
EDWARDS, Colorado--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hacker Noon, an independent tech media destination, released its new publishing platform at HackerNoon.com. Anyone can now visit the site, start writing, and have their post reviewed and improved by a professional editor for distribution via Hacker Noon. Hacker Noon reflects the technology industry with unfettered stories and opinions written by real tech professionals. “The sponsorship with Hacker Noon had a significant effect on our reach and lead to a noticeable expansion of our network,” said Konstantin Trott, Midas Tech COO. Technologies used to buidl Hacker Noon 2.0: Components, Firebase, Google Cloud Platform, Filestack, React, American Ingenuity, Slack, Bitcoin, Asana, Zoom, Gmail, Twitter, SlateJS, MacBooks, PCs, Vue, HubSpot, Solar Panels, Subaru, Vue, AngelList, Comcast, Verizon, Hooks, Ladders, Babel, Cheerio, Jest, Discourse, Giphy, NodeJS, Chrome, Internet Protocols, Code Sandbox, Figma, Real Bats, Developer Tools, London Pubs, Axios, Zeplin, Mailgun, #random Channel, Emojis, Philz, NPM, Carrd, CosmicJS, Prototypes, ZipRecruiter, Indeed, Functions, WhatsApp, Google Pixel 3, Math, Karl The Fog, Reddit, ICANN, The Intergalactic Computer Network, Firestore, JSON, 805, Wifi, WD-40, Atom, Photoshop, Github, HTTP, HTTPS, Those Freeze Dried Fruits That Astronauts Eat, Sticky Notes, Bob Ross Reruns, YouTube, Lodash, HTML, MomentJS, and The Color Green.