Top 5 Thursday Blog Posts of 2023
Lots of Great Posts on Thursdays in 2023
In the bustling world of blogging, where diverse topics intersect, 2023 has been a year of exploration and insight. As a writer, I've delved into various subjects, ranging from Gluten-Free lifestyles to the intricacies of the Canon XA40, alongside business insights and Python programming. Among these, five blog posts, all published on Thursdays, have particularly resonated with my audience. Let's take a closer look at these standout pieces.
1. Little Caesars Fundraising Pizza Kit - March 2, 2023
This post took a deep dive into the world of fundraising with Little Caesars Pizza Kits. It was more than just a review; it was a journey through the effective strategies and heartwarming experiences of supporting local communities through these kits. The blend of personal anecdotes and practical tips made this post a favorite among readers looking for innovative fundraising ideas.
2. Initial Time Code in the Canon XA40 Camera - May 11, 2023
The Canon XA40 is a gem in the world of videography, and this post focused on the nitty-gritty of its initial time code setup. It appealed not only to professional videographers but also to enthusiasts eager to understand the technical aspects of their equipment. This post stood out for its clear, detailed explanations and practical advice.
3. "Don't Make Me Think" book Thoughts - June 22, 2023
Steve Krug's "Don't Make Me Think" is a cornerstone in the field of web usability. My blog post delved into the key takeaways from this influential book, offering a fresh perspective on its principles. The blend of theoretical insights and real-world applications made this post a hit, especially among web designers and developers.
4. PyTest Code Example - October 5, 2023
Python is a language that continues to grow in popularity, and PyTest is one of its most valuable tools for developers. This post provided a comprehensive guide to PyTest, complete with code examples and best practices. It was particularly appreciated by both beginner and experienced Python developers for its clarity and utility.
5. Samsung Job Scam - November 2, 2023
There is a trend going around where scammers are prying on those looking for a job. They call people that are looking for a job but are missing one training skill. Luckily they can sign up for it and the company will consider that criteria covered. Its all a scam. The company job posting, the recruiter and the training site.
Reflection and Looking Ahead
2023 has been a year of diverse topics and engaging discussions. Each of these blog posts represents a facet of my interests and the interests of my readers. As I look forward to the rest of the year, I'm excited to continue exploring, learning, and sharing my thoughts on a myriad of subjects. Stay tuned for more Thursday posts where curiosity meets depth and creativity.