How do you keep up with new advancements or tutorials for newer technologies that you want to learn? Is there a newsletter or website to find out newest tutorials available.
Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
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Re: Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
#2Depends on the technology in question. Hacker News itself is good at a general level, but then you have topic-specific sub-Reddits, topic-specific bookmark sites (e.g. EchoJS), and newsletters like my own https://javascriptweekly.com/ https://golangweekly.com/ or https://dbweekly.com/ for example.
Re: Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
#3Depends on the technology in question. Hacker News itself is good at a general level, but then you have topic-specific sub-Reddits, topic-specific bookmark sites (e.g. EchoJS), and newsletters like my own https://javascriptweekly.com/ https://golangweekly.com/ or https://dbweekly.com/ for example.
This is close to what I am looking for but for server side issues. 400k subscribers is impressive. Mind telling how find these articles? Do you use a crawler of some sort? How well is the business doing? (if I may ask)
Re: Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
#4Its much easier to keep up with good contributors in that area. Example, to keep up with great code releases, simply follow top open source contributors on github to get notified whenever they star a repo.
Re: Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
#5Depends on the technology in question. Hacker News itself is good at a general level, but then you have topic-specific sub-Reddits, topic-specific bookmark sites (e.g. EchoJS), and newsletters like my own https://javascriptweekly.com/ https://golangweekly.com/ or https://dbweekly.com/ for example.
This is close to what I am looking for but for server side issues. 400k subscribers is impressive. Mind telling how find these articles? Do you use a crawler of some sort? How well is the business doing? (if I may ask)
You want our.. https://webopsweekly.com/ then :-D
We have a variety of techniques. A lot are submitted now and we have relationships with a lot of people, often who give us things to link before they share elsewhere. We also do find stuff on various sites like HN, Reddit, Twitter, etc. and then read everything, work out the context, write up summaries (where appropriate), etc. There are 7 of us working in the business which might provide an indicator of how it's going :-)
Re: Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is close to what I am looking for but for server side issues. 400k subscribers is impressive. Mind telling how find these articles? Do you use a crawler of some sort? How well is the business doing? (if I may ask)
You want our.. https://webopsweekly.com/ then :-D We have a variety of techniques. A lot are submitted now and we have relationships with a lot of people, often who give us things to link before they share elsewhere. We also do find stuff on various sites like HN, Reddit, Twitter, etc. and then read everything, work out the context, write up summaries (where appropriate), etc. There are 7 of us working in the busines…
Thanks. This is exactly what I am looking for.
Re: Ask HN: How you keep up with new tutorials and technical advancements?
#7Its much easier to keep up with good contributors in that area. Example, to keep up with great code releases, simply follow top open source contributors on github to get notified whenever they star a repo.
I am looking tutorial type stuff than on being informed about releases etc. So, following contributors is not much use to me, personally