Which Tuts+ Site Should We Launch Next?

Which Tuts+ Site Should We Launch Next?

on May 12th 2012 with 15 comments

We’re planning our next few Tuts+ sites, and would love your opinion and advice on which topics you think we should cover next! We’d be really grateful if you could take a minute to answer our quick poll and share your thoughts…

Have Your Say

We’ve been considering lots of different ideas for our next Tuts+ sites over the past few weeks, and wanted to also ask the opinion of our awesome community!

A selection of different concepts are included in the poll to the right, along with the option for you to submit your own ideas as well.

The important thing to note is that these are just ideas. Some of these are close to making our final cut, and others aren’t… We’d love to hear what you think, to help guide our decision.

Thanks for taking the time to offer your suggestion — I can’t wait to see what you have to say!

Win a 6-Month Tuts+ Premium Membership

Our poll will be running for the next couple of weeks, and we’ll be choosing one respondent at random to receive a six-month Tuts+ Premium membership!

To be entered into the giveaway, just leave a comment on this post to go into a bit more detail about your site suggestion. We’ll choose one comment at random to win the Tuts+ Premium membership when the poll ends.

Best of luck!

David Appleyard is davidappleyard on Themeforest
 
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  • http://www.andrewgibson.com/blog Andrew S Gibson

    As a freelance writer I would like to read, and contribute to, a Tuts+ site about writing. Even though I make a living writing there’s just so much still to learn. From writing techniques, to productivity, creative writing, grammar, writing for the web…there’s a lot of potential there.

  • AnalogMachine

    Since we’re learning Photography here a FreelanceTut (Business, Marketing, Paperwork ……) will be the best complement to take what we’ve learned to the next level, to a pro level :)

  • http://joefitness.com Joe

    Business would be cool, I think business and productivity blend into each other enough to have the two together.

  • Richard

    I think that the game dev is the most compatible with what you already have.

    Richard

  • James

    FilmTuts+ A site loaded with filmmaking tutorials. How to shoot types of scenes, lighting, editing, etc.

  • Sam

    Gamedevtuts+ will be a good idea.

  • Zan Hare

    The US is badly behind in science education. Science is about the ways things work. A friendly web site with a wide variety of science topics is badly needed. Photographers use physics every time they take a photo. People could even post the experiments that they are working on. Help to make science fun!

  • http://www.rss-ems.com/blog Rıza Selçuk Saydam

    freelancetuts rocks!

  • http://hydrox24.tumblr.com Alexanderjb

    I think that there are some great ones here (Like Mathtuts+) But I would love to see a UNIXtuts+ or linuxtuts+

  • http://photoncolector.blogspot.com.br ThiGImenes

    I think a writing tut+ site would be a very useful tool in a broad of ways. Everyone needs to write, in every field there is the need to be understood, and people appears to be neglecting the need to write really well and to be clear and organized as the text flows.

    By the way, sorry about my own writing skills, english is not my native language.

    thank you very much!

    ThiGimenes
    São Paulo, Brazil

  • http://cmfolio.com cmfolio

    Initially I voted for Mactuts+ thinking that would be an interesting site. Now that I look back on it, I think there are better options.

    Freelance and Business are my new top choices. Those categories can cover such a broad range topics, regardless of your industry. Also, it would help round out any Premium user since I would assume a lot of Tuts+ readers are either self-employed or would like to be.

    I do have to say writing is somewhere I could improve. Although, I am more interested in learning Freelance or Business topics so I can “stick it to the man”.

  • http://laranz.in Lawrence77

    i voted ‘others’

    dotnettuts+ which cover every bit of the dotnet framework, sqlserver, ado.net, wcf, wpf, silverlight, windows phone etc.,

    cmstuts+ which cover every cms from wordpress, drupal, joomla, dotnetblogengine, dotnetnuke etc., :D

    A tutsplus forum will be awesome too

  • http://ividesign.net23.net ivascu

    apituts+ is a good tuts site where we can learn to use the api of the major websites like google, facebook,twitter :P

  • jaidev

    Gamedevtuts+ ….. much needed ….. esp. tuts related to gamedev and 3d software integration
    As well as indiefilmmakingtuts+ …. with dslr shooting tips.

  • http://www.graphistefreelance.fr Graphiste

    seotuts+ , for search engine news, tips and tricks