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I read Hacker News daily but via hckrnews.com as this allows me to filter the most upvoted articles for each day cutting out some of the clutter.
Nice tip!
I prefer RSS so i wrote a rss endpoint which returns all posts which reach 500 points in a week.
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Cool stuff. The URL doesn't return anything useful though. Is that intentional?
Ups I post the wrong link, here is the correct one:
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Nice stuff, any chance to share the code?
Sure:
github.com/ste-xx/social_channel_n...
The stuff runs with firebase and appengine.
I use Gitlab instead of Github
GitLab is awesome as well. But there are more developers and open source projects using GitHub than GitLab. So GitHub is what I would recommend if one is getting started to open source.
This is a very important point. The more you know, the better you can prepare since you know what to expect.
Reading about other people's experiences has always helped me for any interview I have had. Glassdoor, also mentioned in the article, is another great place to get this info.
Oh Yes. Glassdoor is also a terrific resource for figuring out the interview process of the company. Thanks for pointing that out :)
Thanks for this list, David - awesome resources! I'm curious to know if anyone has taken a paid tutorial on Udemy, and did you think it was worth it?
I have Maura and think it is worth it, but look for the sales. Some courses are $8.99 well worth it, and the tutorials are byte size and not overwhelming. I recommend it.
I have taken a bunch of courses of Stephen Grider. He is by far the best teacher I had. I would recommend anything by Stephen Grider.
Hey David, that's a great list. I'm a fan of pretty much everything you listed.
Since you mentioned engineering blogs, I thought you might find useful this tool I recently made - blogboard.io
It helps you search, browse articles by similarity and follow topics. All posts are sourced from official engineering blogs of tech companies.
Cool but I think that lack Coursera , very cool website to learn, 😁👍
Coursera is awesome as well. I would recommend Stanford's Introduction to Algorithms if someone is looking to try a Coursera course. When I took it it used to be free. Not sure what is the status now.
I think the "Introduction to Algorithms" is a paid version.
There is a free version if somebody wants to learn algorithms and it seems good. Title: Algorithms Part I and Part II. at Princeton University.
Great list!
Thank you!
Nice post ;) Thanks for it!
Thanks!
Great article David, some new ones on the list for me to check out!
Thanks!
Good tip on diff.blog. I wasn't aware of this, but it looks neat.
Yup. diff.blog is awesome!
lobste.rs if you want a more... technically focused hacker news
Yes. Lobeste.rs is a pretty awesome HN alternative. Though I think getting an account registered is a bit of a hassle.
Thanks!!!
Very informative article, David. Thanks for putting things at one place.
Thanks!
I think you missed the last paragraph :)
I'd add also all the super-duper subreddits for devs!
Oh Yes. I was a bit conflicted on whether to include the subreddits mainly because Reddit is insanely addictive and I don't want to send anyone down that path :) Though if one has the willpower to Stick to the ones like /r/programming it is worth try.
Are you serious? I am assuming this is sarcasm.
Very usefull, Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you!
Very useful informations. Thanks!
Thank you!
Appreciate your work on collating things at 1 place.
Invested an hour to complete reading whole page with links, very informative and good learning for developers
Hope you found the links helpful :)
50% of the resources were new to me.
Thanks for sharing 😇
Thanks!
I'm sad my site is not listed there lol, it's clearly one of the best blogs for developers. Maybe next time
I love devdocs so much. Thanks for this David
thanks for amazing collection!
Thank you!
What about dev.to hahaha and medium.com? Dzone.com? gitter? StackOverflow
there a lot of links that can be helpful for developers
Would like to suggest Codever for dev bookmarks and code snippets management.
Good list going to check out a few I have not visited yet.
Yes. IndieHackers is awesome. Glad that you found it helpful :)