What is a good tech blog?

intro

When I'm writing on Velog one day, I wondered whether I'm producing good and meaningful blog content. In that moments, I decide to find searching to figure out what constitutes a good blog.

In this pursuit, I came across an insightful blog post: https://f-lab.kr/blog/developer-blog-tips, which delineates good and bad examples of blogs.

good and bad tech blog

Good blog characteristics

1. A piece of writing that unveils the process you undergo to solve a problem.
2. An article that implements complex business logic effectively.
3. A technical article that delves into deep thoughts.
4. Insight into side projects or toy projects, along with the rationale behind pivotal decisions.
5. Article summaries that are easily understandable to others.

Additionally

• Self-made metrics for measuring and analyzing data.
• Detailed development traces highlighting the progression.
• Data presented in a format that is easily understandable.
• Technical challenges encountered and their resolutions.
• Step-by-step bug-solving processes.

Bad Blog Characteristics:

1. Mere duplication of content from another blog.
2. A daily diary-style recounting of personal studies.
3. Personal anecdotes that lack relevance to technical topics.
4. Information organization focused solely on specific technologies, lacking depth or insight.

good blog

1. kakao Tech
   

   https://tech.kakao.com/blog/

2. woowahan
   

   https://woowabros.github.io/

3. naver d2
   

   https://d2.naver.com/home

4.daangn

https://medium.com/daangn

GOAL: quality over quantity, no more coder, be a programmer.

goal:

• Meaningful Developer: Prioritizing quality over quantity, becoming a purposeful developer
• Continuous Learning: Building and sharing knowledge through continuous learning and experience
• Engaging Content: Providing interesting and useful information to readers

detail

1. Personal Project Review: Sharing progress and results of personal projects

2. Back-End Technology: In-depth analysis of BE technologies

   • March : base project setting
   • April : MSA (Microservice Architecture)
   • May : Concurrency Control
   • June : Multi-threading
   • July : Mass Data Processing
   • August : AI (Artificial Intelligence)

3. Certifications & Book Reviews: Sharing experiences with certifications and summarizing book content

4. DevOps, Development Methodologies, & Other Blogs: Introducing latest tech trends and other blogs (twice a month)

This article outlines the features of both good and bad Velog examples. After this time, I aim to improve my Velog writing by adhering to these guidelines. Taking these suggestions into account, I will now proceed to craft a better Velog entry.

be a real programmer.