How to Read Tech Blogs Efficiently

The norm for programmers should not be to use search engines when encountering problems, and then look at technical blogs;

two reasons:
1. Knowledge needs to be learned systematically;
2. Search engines are quite unreliable, especially domestic ones.

Explanation:
1. Knowledge needs to be learned systematically. It comes from search engines. It is more about the problems that everyone encounters in learning or use, and then the solutions to the problems. If you want to learn in this way, the final result is that you can't string the knowledge points into a line, and at the same time, you can only solve the problem, you can't grasp a certain framework as a whole, or it takes a long time to realize that, It turns out that this framework does just that.

2. Search engine rankings are largely dependent on clicks. The result is that some older blogs of average quality are placed in the front, and newer blogs with higher quality are placed in the back.

If you usually think in this direction, I believe that you will actually resonate.


For programmers, controlling the effectiveness and freshness of the information they are exposed to every day is a matter that needs to be treated carefully.

As far as tech blogs are concerned, there are only two options that come to mind.

1. Going to a technical blog site to search is far more reliable than going to Baidu to search.
There are actually very few domestic technical blog forums, and most of the results from Baidu are from these forums. Change your search habits, and go to technical blogs to search if you encounter problems. The relevance is still reliable, which is definitely higher than Baidu.

2. Knowledge needs to be actively learned. If you encounter problems, go to Baidu. It is just a simple copy. If you want to learn a certain knowledge point in depth, but you don’t want to dig through the official website documents, go directly to some good technical forums to search for keywords, and systematically go through the relevant blogs of this forum. I recommend the Red and Black Alliance, I don't use it much, but the effect is really good;

3. When reading blogs, if you encounter bloggers who are close to your own thinking and expression, be sure to bookmark them.

Everyone's thinking is different. During the learning process, when I meet bloggers with similar thinking and read their other blogs, I am not only comfortable and have no dyslexia, but also ensure my reading speed and effect.