Introduction

In case that you are posting content on DevDojo or if you are using the DevBlog feature on the DevDojo site, you might want to cross-post your content on other platforms like DEV.to.

Having to do this manually would be a time consuming and intimidating job.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to push your DevDojo posts to DEV.to automatically!

Prerequisits

Before you get started, you would need to have the following:

• A DevDojo account and some DevDojo posts

• A DEV.to account

DEV configuration

The DEV.to platform allows you to Publishing to DEV Community from an RSS feed. You get a personal RSS feed for your DevDojo account without having to do any configuration.

Each user can access their RSS feed by visiting devdojo.com/feed/USER_NAME. For example, my RSS feed URL is:

https://devdojo.com/feed/bobbyiliev

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In order to configure your DEV.to account to automatically pull your DevDojo RSS feed, you have to follow these steps:

• First login to your DEV.to account

• Then go to your account settings:

• After that, click on the Extensions tab:

• Then scroll down a little bit to the Publishing to DEV Community from RSS section

• In there, add your DevDojo RSS feed URL:

Note: Make sure to enable the Mark the RSS source as canonical URL by default checkbox so you could claim your content!

• Finally click on the Submit Feed Settings

That is pretty much it, now all of your existing and new DevDojo posts will be pulled into your DEV.to account automatically.

The imported posts will be saved as drafts, so that you could review them before publishing them on DEV.

Conclusion

If you are not using the DevDojo DevBlog feature, make sure to check it out!

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I hope that this helps!