Application guide
If you use Cloudflare’s developer products and would like to share your expertise then Cloudflare’s Developer Spotlight program is for you. Whether you use Cloudflare in your profession, as a student or as a hobby, let us spotlight your creativity. Write a tutorial for our documentation and earn credits for your Cloudflare account along with having your name credited on your work.
The Developer Spotlight program is not currently open for applicants. Check our official Discord channel for future announcements.
The following is required in order to be an eligible applicant for the Developer Spotlight program:
- You must not be an employee of Cloudflare.
- You must be at least 18 years old.
- All participants must agree to the Developer Spotlight terms ↗
Your tutorial must be:
- Easy for anyone to follow.
- Technically accurate.
- Entirely original, written only by you.
- Written following Cloudflare’s documentation style guide. For more information, please visit our style guide documentation and our tutorial style guide documentation
- About using Cloudflare’s Developer Platform products.
- Complete, not an unfinished draft.
You may submit as many tutorial topics ideas as you like in your application.
We will add the account credits to your Cloudflare account after your tutorial has been approved and published under the Developer Spotlight program.
If my tutorial is accepted and published on Cloudflare’s Developer Spotlight program, can I republish it elsewhere?
We ask that you do not republish any tutorials that have been published under the Cloudflare Developer Spotlight program.
You will be credited as the author of any tutorial you submit that is successfully published through the Cloudflare Developer Spotlight program. We will add your details to your work after it has been approved.
Our team will do our best to help you edit your tutorial’s pull request to be ready for submission; however, in the unlikely chance that your tutorial’s pull request is rejected, you are still free to publish your work elsewhere.