Feedback for a programming blog for students [closed]

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For my senior independent study project at my University I am working on creating a blog with general programming topics, tutorials, tips and tricks, etc. for a wide variety of languages with the ultimate goal that professors can use it as a tool to help students. My main problem is that I have never actually tried teaching programming, a lot of what I know just came pretty naturally, so I have a hard time figuring out if what I write will be accessible to a college level student with minimal experience in programming while not being too drone for juniors/seniors who are computer science majors. I just finished my first basic tutorial and was wondering if I could get some feedback before sending it to my 开发者_JAVA百科professor.

http://awestover.blogspot.com/2011/01/minesweeper-in-java-part-one-gui.html

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Your page was not that hard to follow assuming that someone knows some basic things...

Here is an idea: Use Wordpress so you can have multiple pages

Have the intermediate post on the 1st page with a link to the beginner post for those that need help getting started and an advanced post for those at a higher level.

You can also achieve this in Blogger.com but I have found Wordpress easier to navigate personally.