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Hashnode is not so much better in this regard. These days I primarily follow InfoQ, Habr, a few select individual bloggers, few larger company blogs and my fee
by lf-non 4y ago
Hashnode is not so much better in this regard.
These days I primarily follow InfoQ, Habr, a few select individual bloggers, few larger company blogs and my feed has substantially improved.
- eatonphil 4y agoInfoq is just a different kind of low quality IMO. It's experienced, enterprise Java/. NET devs and managers writing long articles that don't say anything or encourage you to overcomplicate things. I'm sure it's not all like that just like I know there are some great devs/writers who use dev.to.