[Positive energy] thanks to csdn for issuing a quasi-expert medal

 

Today is a memorable day. csdn awarded me a quasi-expert medal. This is the greatest encouragement and affirmation of csdn. I will try my best to share more excellent blog posts in the future! There is a picture with the truth:

 

Background:

 

Starting in March August, csdn held the "find out your technical talents" activity, which can be used to recommend and recommend your technical experts in the comments. I affirmed that I did not admit that it was not a technical master, so I tried it. I introduced myself a few days ago. Today, one week later, csdn issued me a quasi-expert medal, this blog post was born.

 

 

Personal experience

 

Since February 11, November, I published a blog post on csdn. It has been nearly three years since today. The three years have been really long. It is just a moment on the timeline.

So far, there have been more than one hundred blog posts, 6 Application columns, and 4 columns of the six columns now have over visits. Including: Java language, C # language, database technology, framework, design mode, various Web Front-end technologies, and so on.

I don't mean to show off anything at all. After all, I don't have any technical skills. I just updated my blog and shared what I know. That's all.

In the past three years, I have experienced a lot and it is hard to express it for too many times. I will be represented by my personal growth path. (If you want to finish this blog today, the time is too short. Please forgive me)

 

=== Previous articles of cainiao ============================================ ==========

2012-passionate years

Half-year growth experience of cainiao programmers

Year of the snake review my 2012, Outlook 2013-the growth of cainiao programmers

 

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The path to the Development of cainiao programmers (1) -- The start of cainiao programmers

The growth path of cainiao programmers (2) -- Where has time been

The growth path of cainiao programmers (III)-2014, half a year passed away, half a year of hard work

 

Some may wonder why we recommend immature blog posts? I think this is the most complete me.

 

Thanks:

 

1. First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Mi for his many years of education.

2. I would like to thank tgb's colleagues for learning together and helping each other.

3. Finally, I would like to thank csdn for its encouragement and affirmation.

 

Finally:

 

Finally, I would like to share with you a very common sentence: perseverance, you can become an expert.

 

 

[Positive energy] thanks to csdn for issuing a quasi-expert medal