Hackernews,<p>A little bit over a month ago, three guys started a new website project. Our goal was to approach learning about electronics, and low level programming in the same way several other sites have already done with high level (web) programming.<p>At www.devfactor.net we have a small staff of volunteers trying to get everything up and running at full speed. Our goal is to build a collection of beginner, intermediate and advanced tutorials centered around DIY electronics, low level programming and the idea that you can make anything if you put your mind to it.<p>We are producing a monthly magazine newsletter (PDF/HTML form), which covers some hot topics in our space. So far we have about ~100 subscribers into the ~10,000 visitors we should be seeing this month.<p>We've opted for an ad-free, user-oriented model. The only money generated by the site is Amazon Affiliate links right now, and every penny is going back into the website.<p>We really need some new authors though. We would like to be producing one high quality tutorial per day. If your someone who wants to get your name out there, and have a free space to talk about your hobby projects please contact us using the contact tab on the right. We are willing to discuss profit share with excellent contributors :)<p>Anywho, we just wanted to share this with you because a ton of work has gone into it. Three guys with day jobs are producing branding elements, migrating servers, implementing ssl, working on getting a cdn, mocking up tutorials, building projects, etc... Really hope you can benefit from it :)<p>Its an exciting time to be in smart electronics.<p>I hope you will check it out: www.devfactor.net<p>Cheers,<p>The DevFactor Team