Importnew Note: There are not 100 of them in the original text. The authors would like to recommend a high-quality Java development Blog and then add it to this list. You are also welcome to participate in the recommended high-quality Java development blog. (statement: Our maths is not taught by the P.E. teacher!) :) )
The main purpose of this article is to collect a global network of high-quality Java Developer blogs. Some of these blogs are not written by pure Java developers, but Java developers can find something useful or interesting. Reading these blogs will be very interesting and sometimes bring some fresh ideas to you.
Google 's ranking algorithm, large-scale sites will be relatively high. This is not fair for some small, high-quality blogs. Some sites have very large traffic, but the quality is not high. My definition of high quality is:
- The article is readable and original.
- The author of the article has a strong interest in the technology itself.
- The article puts forward some creative ideas on the basis of personal understanding.
- There are not too many ads in the blog.
- Blog update frequency is relatively high.
As a result, many of Google 's top blogs do not appear in the list below. If you know some of the recommended blogs, please leave a message to tell me. Since this list is growing fast, please only recommend high-quality blog sites.
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Name (site name or person names) |
Countries |
Note |
1 |
Adam Bien |
Germany |
Java EE Related |
2 |
Antonio Goncalves |
France |
Java EE related (author of Java EE 5 and Java EE 7) |
3 |
Henrik Warne |
Sweden |
Some thoughts in the process of programming |
4 |
Billy Yarosh |
United States |
Practical code examples in Java daily development |
5 |
Lars Vogel |
Germany |
Java, Android,and Eclipse |
6 |
Peter Verhas |
Hungary |
Pure Java |
7 |
Martin Fowler |
United States |
Object-oriented design experts and consultants |
8 |
Bozhidar Bozhanov |
Bulgaria |
Java EE Related |
9 |
Richard Warburton |
United Kingdom |
Java 8 Lambdas |
10 |
Bear Giles |
United States |
Java EE Related |
11 |
Marginally interesting |
Germany |
Machine learning |
12 |
Pascal Alma |
United States |
Java EE Related |
13 |
Dror Helper |
United States |
Code testing and code quality |
14 |
Juri Strumpflohner |
Italy |
Javascript |
15 |
Reza Rahman |
United States |
Java Ee/glassfish |
16 |
Phil Whelan |
Canada |
Web Technology |
17 |
Brett Porter |
Australia |
The author of Apache Maven 2 |
18 |
Ben McCann |
United States |
Some practical operating instructions (co-founders of Connectifier) |
19 |
Java Posse |
United States |
some useful links to Java related |
20 |
Mark Needham |
United Kingdom |
Data processing |
21st |
Iris Shoor |
Israel |
Commissioning technology, performance, etc. |
22 |
Yifan Peng |
United States |
Java Development, algorithms and data Structures (a blog for undergraduate graduates) |
23 |
Nikita Salnikov Tarnovski |
Estonia |
Memory leaks |
24 |
Dustin Marx |
United States |
Some common development technologies, as well as Java, JavaFX, groovy and other related technologies |
25 |
Bart Bakker |
Netherlands |
Agile development |
26 |
Gunnar Peipman |
United States |
Non- Java(C #,. Net related) |
27 |
Dave Fecak |
United States |
What programmers need to know about work skills |
28 |
Jooq |
Switzerland |
Sql |
29 |
Petri Kainulainen |
Finland |
Web Technology |
30 |
Informatech CR |
Costa Rica |
Java,Web,Mobile Development |
31 |
Arun Gupta |
United States |
Java EE |
32 |
Mechanical Sympathy |
United Kingdom |
Performance (lock, garbage collection, compilation optimization, etc.) |
33 |
Extreme enthusiasm |
Italy |
Agile development |
34 |
Steve Blank |
United States |
The author of the startup Owner ' s Manual (entrepreneur's Guide) |
35 |
Oliver Gierke |
Germany |
SpringSource (now VMware 's division, providing Java Enterprise Application development Platform) |
36 |
Nicolas Fr?nkel |
Switzerland |
Java EE |
37 |
Blaise Doughan |
United States |
XML and JSON related |
38 |
Vlad Mihalcea |
Romanian |
Software integration |
39 |
Kevin Lee |
Australia |
Web Technology |
40 |
Mikhail Vorontsov |
Australia |
Performance (Study of the performance of the language itself) |
41 |
Jakob Jenkov |
Denmark |
Java Basics |
42 |
Program Creek |
United States |
Deep understanding of Java |
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100 high-quality Java developer Blogs