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DEV has so many interesting series, but they can be easy to miss when we don't follow the author or happen to come across a post at the rig...
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📚 My DEV Series Collections
🔹 AI, Ego & the 36 Stratagems
🔹 AI, Ego & Regret
I started following AI, Ego & the 36 Stratagems from the beginning and have loved it so far. Now waiting for the last six stratagems. Curious to see what’s coming next 😄
Here goes mine 😄 Dev Opportunity Radar is an ongoing weekly series where I share opportunities, resources, communities, and interesting finds that I come across, with the goal of helping people discover things they might otherwise miss.
📌 Series Link: Dev Opportunity Radar
The first two editions were published separately and are included below for reference:
The most active series I have is the monthly dev report. I am really proud of the progress I have made when looking back in Jan of this year.
dev.to/francistrdev/series/35339
Speaking of, will publish a monthly dev report next week with important updates. Stay tuned for that since it's going to be a Monthly Special :)
Hey Francis 👋 I always enjoy your monthly dev reports, especially the monthly discovery section 😄
Excited to see what you have planned for the Monthly Special 😀
Series name: golang-in-hinglish
Intro: A simple tutorial series on go in Hinglish (Hindi).
Total posts published: 2
Status: post 3 is under draft!
Links:
post 1
post 2
Yes, I loved this one! You make learning Go feel fun and easy to understand. Now waiting for Part 3 😀
For anyone interested, here’s the direct series link: Golang in Hinglish
😅😄 Totally forgot there was a direct link to the series!
Thank you so much! 😊
Hema, reading xulingfeng 36 Stratagems series right now. AI system failures told through fiction, backed by 15 years of real QA experience. 30 parts done, 6 left.
Worth a read if you have not found it yet.
Oh yeah, I started reading this one from the beginning! Great recommendation, Daniel. I’m really enjoying it 😀
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I really like this idea. I've definitely come across a good DEV series through one random post, only to realize later that several parts had already been published.
Series are useful because the value isn't always in one article. Sometimes the interesting part is watching an idea, project, or learning journey develop over several posts. But if you don't find the first few parts, it's surprisingly easy to miss the whole thing.
The comments here are already showing why a dedicated discovery space could be useful. There are tutorials, ongoing projects, experiments, and even story-driven technical series that I probably wouldn't have found through the normal feed.
Until DEV has a better way to surface them, having one place where people can share what they're actually reading seems like a pretty practical workaround. I'm definitely going to browse through the comments before leaving this thread. 😄
Yes, exactly! Hopefully, you’ll find a lot of good ones through the comments here. I’m hoping to discover some new series too 😀
What series are you writing or reading right now? Share them so we can discover something new together.
Here are the series shared so far. I will keep updating this comment as more are added.