This would save me tons of time scrolling the web. But would you consider integrating this with Telegram or Slack? Would be nice to have a message on Telegram or Slack every Monday.
Weekly links to help you become a better developer
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Re: Weekly links to help you become a better developer
#22This would save me tons of time scrolling the web. But would you consider integrating this with Telegram or Slack? Would be nice to have a message on Telegram or Slack every Monday.
Thanks. That's on my TODO list.
Re: Weekly links to help you become a better developer
#23I mean, cool project, but why wouldn't I just skip giving you my email and coming here to HN, where I can read discussions about an article after reading that provide lots of ancillary and clarification information, as well as further reading?
Hacker News is for a lots of other thing. And you may miss the content that you like. You have to scan through the list.
I user to subscribe to Hacker News Daily Digest for this purpose.
But my list are also include other thing, not just Hacker News.
I tried to collect links that you will not be able to answer with a google search. Let's say I'll not include the article such as: "How to build an API with Elixir and MongoDB", "How to build a Rest API in GO",...etc. I attempt to bring the links that after reading you will get some more knowledge about a domain, other than a link about how to do a specific thing,...etc.
But I got your concern about why you have to give me your email. I plan to add Slack/Telegram/RSS channel next so you can subscribe to read content instead of receiving the email.
Re: Weekly links to help you become a better developer
#24Thank you! Post your very useful information.
Re: Weekly links to help you become a better developer
#25Just received 1st Email from BetterDev. Very useful articles. Thank you.
Re: Weekly links to help you become a better developer
#26Hi all, I made this because I collect those links but for myself. I think why not share it with the world. I plan to separate them into sections such as "Code to read", "Video to watch", "Article to read" etc... The code is 100% open source: https://github.com/yeospace/better-dev.link (Thoguh lack of document and cleanup right now)
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