It's important to stay up-to-date with new trends, frameworks, technologies, or general changes in the tech world.
How do you stay updated with new technologies and frameworks? And is it part of your day-to-day routine or is it not a high priority for you?
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HackerNews[0] and some great subreddits on Reddit[1]
I try to see a crash course on the subject before proceeding to buy an actual course.
Then I try to build something cool or challenging afterwards.
Hashnode is also a good plat to be updated!
I recently started listening to the Syntax podcast. I like it and almost always learn something new.
Posts like this help!
Glad you found it helpful!
I like this one readspike.com/webdev/ !
I built webnuz.com , i have it pulling articles from some 50+ source sites [RSS feeds], parses them into my own db.
It updates every 2 hours, some 250-350 articles per day.
I just scan headlines to see what's new and read the ones that stand out to me.
Note, this was a lot easier to keep up with when i first built it in 2011 and i only got like 20-30 articles a day lol
That's a cool project!
Mostly from Twitter, GitHub, and YouTube. All accounts I follow are personally curated. So I usually unfollow and even block/mute account that either uninteresting or irrelevant to me. Unfortunately, blogging platform like dev.to and medium don't give me good recommendation. Hashnode seems interesting and can give a good recommendation but for me the audience is not yet there. Better to use RSS feed when I found hidden gem.
All great choices!