10 Developer Blog that every Java developer should follow | by Saeed Zarinfam | ThreadSafe | Medium
Key Recommendations
The article suggests ten developer blogs specializing in Java and related technologies, all of which the author has personally followed and benefited from. These blogs are listed and linked within the article. The author highlights the use of RSS readers, specifically Inoreader, as a means of staying updated.
RSS Reader Preference
The author expresses a strong preference for RSS readers (Inoreader specifically) for staying current with new information. This is presented as an alternative to social media.
Blog List
While the article lists ten blogs, the specific names and links to each are not provided in this summary due to the length constraint.
Additional Resources
A related article is linked, promising additional engineering blogs.
10 Developer Blog that every Java developer should follow
There is no way to leap except to be a lifelong learner!
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Following developer blogs using an RSS reader (Feed Reader) is an old habit for me, and it is one of the best ways for me to keep my knowledge up-to-date. These days, almost everyone likes to scroll down and up on social networks (Even if it is LinkedIn) or watch videos on YouTube or TikTok, but I am sure some people still like to read a blog post to learn something and keep themselves up to date.
In this article, I want to share 10 developer blogs related to Java and related topics that I have followed for years, and I learned a lot from their blog posts.
🧵related article: 10 Engineering Blogs hosted on Medium Publication
· My favoite RSS reader· Making a list of high-quality blogs that I read every day ∘ 1- Piotr’s TechBlog (Piotr Mińkowski) ∘ 2- Gavin F. (Gavin Fong) ∘ 3- Thomas Vitale ∘ 4- Maciej Walkowiak ∘ 5- Dan Vega ∘ 6- Gregor Ojstersek ∘ 7- Philip Riecks ∘ 8- Donald Raab ∘ 9- Björn Wilmsmann ∘ 10- Ben Weidig· Bonus: A short list of Websites· Final thought
My favoite RSS reader
I have been using Inoreader as my RSS reader for about ten years after Google decided to discontinue Google…
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