
This is day zero of Serverless DNA and we have created the core for delivering a knowledge base that is focused on Serverless Solutions, delivered by Serverless technology for a Serverless future!

## Our Mission is simple:

> To create a Community driven Knowledge base for everyone to use in building Solutions for a Serverless Future!

***We hope you will join us for the journey, we can't do it without you!***


Our Mission

We have learned over time that Serverless technology is complex and involves understanding many connected concepts and domains of knowledge. Therefore, serverless articles must go deep and wide simultaneously, which is difficult for both learners and content producers.

Serverless DNA provides smaller articles that cover a single, targeted topic to help you discover and learn about Designing and Building Serverless solutions one step at a time.  We compare our articles with the DNA molecules that create life.  Through browsing and exploring, you will quickly learn the essential pieces of knowledge you need right now without needing to wade through large and complex articles.

We encourage you to take your time and explore the Serverless DNA Strands to learn how to design and build with Serverless Managed Services.  We are working to make Serverless DNA a welcoming place for Serverless knowledge. We will be adding features to enable you to customise your journey and receive notifications for updates to Strands or topics of interest.  

Check out our [roadmap](/strands/about/roadmap) for more details and follow us on [twitter](https://twitter.com/serverlessdna)

Why Serverless DNA?


Serverless DNA has emerged and you are using the Minimum Viable Product.  There is so much more that we plan to develop to create a community tool for learning about Serverless Cloud Technology.

## Public Roadmap Items

- ~Improved Strand layouts with related strand links~
- ~Integrate SEO and card details into strands/articles for twitter cards etc~
- ~Optimise package use and bundling size~
- ~Optimise page speed for template pages - MD Content pages~
- Add site search to help everyone find information
- Add in detailed list of Podcasts episodes
- Add capability to index and create links to community blog post articles
- Strand view stats
- Article click-through stats - will gather stats for internal and external content
- Addition of external links to articles within strands
- Display of related articles when reading content
- ~Display of related strands when reading content~
- User sign-up capability to enable:
    -  customisation of content
    -  notifications for strands of interest
    -  bookmark feature
    -  Likes feature  

If you would like to share your thoughts and ideas on Serverless DNA - [send us an email](mailto:roadmap@serverlessdna.com?subject=An%20Awesome%20Roadmap%20Idea) now!


  



Public RoadMap

Blog articles are like porridge. They have to be manageable, not too short and have the right balance of information to get your point across. So we asked ChatGPT about the best length for a blog article.

## What ChatGPT said
The optimal length of a blog article will vary depending on the topic and the audience, but generally, articles that are easy to read and understand are between 600 and 1,200 words. This length allows for enough detail to fully explain a topic, while still being concise and easy to read.

Additionally, blog posts that are too long can be overwhelming and can cause readers to lose interest and focus. Therefore it's important to break up long blog posts with headings, subheadings, bullet points, and images to make them more visually appealing and easy to scan.

It's also important to consider the topic and audience when determining the length of the blog post. For example, a technical article on a complex topic may need to be longer than a general interest article on a simpler topic. Additionally, readers who are experts in the field may be able to handle longer and more detailed articles than those who are less familiar with the subject matter.

In summary, the optimal length for a blog post can be between 600 and 1,200 words, but it's also important to consider the topic and audience when determining the length of the post, and to break up the content to make it more visually appealing and easy to scan.

## What We Think

We agree with ChatGPT; it is why we built **Serverless DNA**.  We aim for shorter, more digestible articles that don't hold back on technical detail and know-how.  We will break topics down to all levels (100 - 400), so you can pick and choose what to consume and tailor your learning journey.  We hope you like Serverless DNA. Reach out on Twitter and tell us what you think!



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