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Tumblr probably isn't the best platform for every brand, but I think it can still work well for certain niches where the community is highly engaged. It really depends on the audience and the goals.

I like the idea of focusing on finished projects instead of the timeline. It definitely makes more sense to measure progress by what you've built rather than how long you've been learning. Thanks for sharing your perspective.

Hi everyone, I'm thinking about learning Python as my first language. Do you still think it's the best choice in 2026, or would you recommend something else? If you started with Python, how long did it take before you felt comfortable building projects on your own? I'd really love to hear your...

I've heard a lot of good things about Laracasts. I'll definitely check out the beginner series.

Working on a real project teaches you things tutorials usually don't. You run into actual problems and have to figure them out, which helps you improve much faster.

I've been thinking about learning backend too, so Laravel seems like a good next step. Connecting a JavaScript frontend to a simple API sounds like a practical way to learn. I'll definitely give it a try. Thanks.

Hi everyone, I've learned the basics of HTML and vanilla JavaScript, but I feel stuck. Simple projects aren't teaching me much anymore. What projects or daily habits helped you improve? How did you practice debugging and move from beginner projects to building real websites? I'd love to hear...

It sounds like Tumblr works better as a supporting channel than a main traffic source. Thanks for sharing your experience. Knowing where your audience spends time is the biggest factor. Tumblr works better as a supporting channel than the main one. it depends on the niche. Some communities...

the platform has declined. I was just wondering if anyone is still seeing results with certain niche communities. It’s not for every niche anymore, but for the right audience it can still be useful. The community aspect is what gives it value.

I think the key is knowing whether your target audience is actually active there. For the right niche, it can still be useful.

Tumblr used to have very active niche communities. Do you think it's still worth using for brand awareness or traffic in 2026? Has anyone here seen good results recently?

That's interesting. I think Tumblr depends a lot on the niche. Some communities seem much more active than others, so it probably takes time to see consistent results.

You are welcome

Welcome to BHW! I've also been exploring the forum and have already found some helpful discussions. Best of luck on your journey.