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Hello, Friends, I have been writing Java articles for a long time and one thing I have learned from that experience is that learning makes you a better Programmer and Software developer. It's also one of the important tips I have shared on how to become a better programmer article long back. It seems many people like that and contacted me about that but their main difficulty was that after writing one or two articles they get frustrated because no one was reading it. Well, I can understand but it takes a lot of time and effort to build a following. I am fortunate and really grateful that Java community has given me so much love and that's why I have decided to do my bit to promote and encourage every new Java programmer/writer/blogger to the best I can. Do you want to write a blog post on Java and Programming but worried about who will read your articles? Well, not anymore.  I have created a medium publication for Javarevisited, where not only myself but all of you can write. M...

Hello guys, today, I am going to share my review of Grammarly - one of the powerful writing tools for bloggers, programmers, writers, students and anyone who wants to write correct English without grammatical and spelling mistakes. I have regularly been blogging since 2010 and have written more than 1000 articles on Java, Programming, and Technology, but didn't talk much about blogging itself. After many requests from my readers for blogging tips, my experience, and what should a programmer do for his improvement and financial stability, I have decided to write occasional posts about my blogging experience, and this one is first on that series. In this article, I am going to share one of the essential tools for any blogger or writer - Grammarly, a software which helps you with your writing. It not only corrects spelling and grammar mistakes in your article but also provides useful insights about readability, engagement, clarity, and delivery of your article. Not only that, but it a...