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I've been a blog junkie for the last 15+ years, and have accumulated a very large list of blogs that I read. Some of them are aggregators, and there's also a v
by acemarke 10y ago
I've been a blog junkie for the last 15+ years, and have accumulated a very large list of blogs that I read. Some of them are aggregators, and there's also a variety of individual blogs as well.
The main aggregators I subscribe to are DZone, EchoJS, JavascriptKicks, and PlanetPython. (I also still subscribe to a few .NET-related aggregators, like CodeBetter, MSDN Blogs, etc, but tend to just automatically mark those feeds as read).
I've also finally set up a Twitter account and started following a number of people, primarily those in the React community.
If anyone's actually interested, I've posted a copy of my tech blog subscription list at http://www.isquaredsoftware.com/files/bazqux-reader-subscriptions-tech.xml http://www.isquaredsoftware.com/files/bazqux-reader-subscrip... . Probably a bit crufty and some dead blogs in there I need to prune, but there ya go.
- tedmiston 10y agoThis is a great list. Thanks for the share. Out of curiosity, do you run BazQux Reader? I noticed some traffic coming from it Google Analytics the other day for this post [0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12618741 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12618741
- acemarke 10y agoErm... I _use_ BazQux Reader, but I definitely don't own and operate it, if that's what you're asking :) Used to use Google Reader before it died. BazQux was by far the most similar tool I could find as a replacement, and I've been incredibly happy with it. It Just Works, and is totally worth every penny of the subscription. (Ditto for Pinboard.)