Editorial Standards
What you can expect from DevForge Academy: how our content is made, who stands behind it, and how we fix it when we get something wrong.
Tested, not summarized
Tutorials and references describe things we have actually run. Code examples are executed before they ship; comparisons are based on hands-on use, not spec sheets.
Authorship is explicit
Commissioned essays and SPEED (spec-driven-development) digests carry a named human byline with a linked profile. The broader tutorial and reference library is published under the DevForge Team byline — institutional content, produced and reviewed collectively.
AI assistance, disclosed
We use AI tools to draft, refactor, and pressure-test material — this is a site about building with AI, and we build with it. Every published piece is reviewed and edited by a human who is accountable for its accuracy.
Living documents
The stack moves fast, so posts are dated and revised. When we change a substantive claim after publication, the modified date is updated rather than silently overwritten.
Corrections
Spotted an error? Tell us and we will fix it. Substantive corrections are made in place and the article's modified date is bumped so readers can see it changed. Reach us via the contact page.
