(2020) Personal diary log

    Hello, everyone, I am a handsome back-end developer. Of course, I also know a little bit of front-end knowledge, hahahaha.

    I don't know when, I also began to feel sentimental. From March till now, it has been undergoing system transformation and new system development. Relatively speaking, there is still pressure. So far it has been in a stable stage.

    From graduation in 19 to the end of 20, including the internship period, it can be considered as a full two years of work. During the period, I was suffering, tired, and laughed. The programmer is still moved by solving a bug, hahaha. This year was also particularly helpless for me, a particularly confused year. I don’t know what to do next, and I feel particularly exhausted. I don’t have a clear goal or a complete plan.

    I started to write a blog in March 19th, just to record my work and life. When I look back at a certain age, I still feel full of memories.

    Since graduation, I have changed units twice. The work experience is roughly the same. Both the old system architecture has turned to the microservice architecture. The conversion process is also quite difficult. Fortunately, for the newly developed system, the compatibility of all aspects should be considered for the old system. (Such as security, etc.). Now the architecture has gradually become complete, and the scale is not large. The architecture used is SpringBoot+SpringCloud+Nacos+GateWay (dynamic routing)+Swagger+Rabbitmq+WebSocket+SpringSecurity+Shiro (old system)+Docker+Vue. During the transition period, the understanding of the microservice architecture has become more profound. Of course, it is inseparable from the most basic knowledge points (reflection principles, design patterns, concurrent threads, asynchronous high-performance processing frameworks such as NIO, Netty, monitoring principles, basic source code tracking, etc.), piled up into mountains. Thanks for growth, thanks for the help. Don't forget your original intention and move forward!

    The programmer industry may have a different opinion from the outside world, especially in the eyes of relatives. For example, I heard that you are specialized in repairing computers. Can you help my son repair a computer? Can you help me assemble one? The price of the computer is a bit cheaper, and there is no end. Also, I heard that your annual salary is several million and you have a house in the city. Can you lend me some money? Don't be so stingy. Hahaha, of course, it's all a joke. And what I want to say is that not every programmer can repair a computer (we are not doing this, are we), not everyone can earn several million a year (so scared), it is very hard. As a prospective programmer, no one knows a programmer’s life better than himself. Every programmer has his own ideals, but besides the broken computer that accompanies day and night, what else? (Hey)

    Most of 2020 has passed, and there are still a lot of things I want to accomplish. Next, we must really use k8s, lean towards business, do a good job, and live a good life.

    Regardless of our various industries, each industry has its own difficulties, and each industry has its own difficulties. Only if we persist in doing him a good job can we have a clear conscience and a clear life.