Write for MagicAjax.NET

What we publish

• →Tutorials — practical, code-first walkthroughs for developers maintaining ASP.NET projects today.
• →Modernization guides — incremental paths from WebForms to MVC, Razor Pages, Blazor, or HTMX without a rewrite.
• →War stories — production incidents, ViewState explosions, browser quirks, IIS misadventures.
• →Programming history — first-hand accounts of the AJAX era, .NET 1.1/2.0 days, classic open-source tools.
• →Opinion & engineering culture — well-argued takes on tooling, IDE evolution, low-JS patterns.

What we look for in a pitch

1. A working title and a one-paragraph summary — the angle, the audience, why now.
2. A short outline — section headings, key code samples, illustrative examples.
3. Your background — what you've built, what you maintain, links to prior writing or talks if any.
4. A target length — most pieces land between 1,200 and 2,500 words. Long-form is welcome when warranted.

Application form

// name // email // proposed_title // pitch (300–500 words) // links (optional) Submit pitch →

Form submissions open your email client. Prefer a different channel? Email editorial @ magicajax.net directly with the same fields.