Write for readers who actually read.
We publish deeply technical Java, Spring Boot and Microservices content, written by people who've shipped it, not people who've skimmed it. Here's exactly what it takes to get published.
1// what we're looking for 2class GuestPost { 3 String niche = "Java & Enterprise Tech"; 4 int minWords = 2000; 5 boolean humanWritten = true; 6 boolean hasWorkingCode = true; 7}
Before you pitch, check this
If all five of these are true for your draft, you're in good shape to reach out.
Java or enterprise tech only
Core Java, Spring, Microservices or closely adjacent enterprise topics.
Hands-on expertise required
Written from real, practical experience, not secondhand research.
100% original, 100% human
Passes plagiarism checks. Fully AI-generated drafts are rejected outright.
Ample working code
Well-formatted, tested code examples throughout, not just at the end.
One technical visual, minimum
A diagram, flowchart or conceptual summary that earns its place.
Matches our quality bar
As deep and technically accurate as the articles already on the blog.
How the process works [Writing Guidelines]
Three phases, in order. Each one has to be cleared before you move to the next.
The pitching process (mandatory)
- Read our recent articles first, so your pitch matches our tone, depth and technical formatting.
- Email your proposed titles to [email protected] before you write a single word.
- Target high-volume, SEO-friendly keywords we haven't already covered on the blog.
- Stay relevant to Java programming and enterprise Java technologies.
Content & technical requirements
- Niche & expertise: Java programming and related enterprise technologies only, from someone with genuine hands-on depth.
- Authenticity & tone: 100% original, passes plagiarism checks, written in clear natural English. No AI-generated drafts, no synthetic phrasing.
- Code examples: ample, well-formatted, working code throughout the article, not optional.
- Depth & length: exhaustive and comprehensive, minimum 2,000 words.
- Visuals: at least one high-quality architectural diagram, flowchart or conceptual summary.
- Quality benchmark: matches or exceeds the depth and technical accuracy already on our blog.
Submission & perks
- Send your completed draft to [email protected] for review.
- Our editorial team evaluates it against every guideline above, with feedback if anything needs adjusting.
- Guideline-ready drafts are fast-tracked for near-immediate publication.
- Published authors receive one contextual do-follow backlink to a high-quality, relevant site in the same niche.
Why writers contribute here
Three reasons past guest authors keep coming back.
A real do-follow backlink
Not a nofollow courtesy link. One contextual, do-follow backlink to a relevant site of your choice.
An audience that reads code
Your article sits alongside tutorials working Java developers already trust and return to.
Fast-tracked review
Meet every guideline and your piece moves toward publication quickly, not stuck in a slow queue.
Have a Java topic worth writing about?
Send us your proposed titles first. If it's relevant, technical and not already on our blog, we'll ask you to write it.