A stolen idea

The day after tomorrow is the next thirty years. in the traditional sense, the new year is coming. Maybe the eight-day long holiday is not too long, but I have planned a small plan in these eight days, that is, to achieve a stolen idea.

I have been hoping to learn more about my work and more experience from my team since I started my work last year. However, it seems that this desire has never been truly realized, everyone is busy with their work and has no energy to learn and share. Not to mention others, even myself, I always focus on how to complete the work at hand and ignore learning to a large extent. Slowly, I feel that I have to pay back my work sooner or later.

My wish "to have a better platform where trenders can share their knowledge" was selected as one of the best wishes at the company's trend wish event at the end of last year. At that time, I also wanted to build a platform that is the best platform for sharing knowledge. The first thing that comes to mind is the Wiki, so I built a wiki on my machine using mediawiki. But later I found that as a collaboration platform, wiki is good, however, as a knowledge sharing platform, it has many problems. The most important thing is that the reader's feedback is not direct. Apart from the discussion pages, it is difficult to know whether the knowledge you share is useful to others. As a reader, it is difficult to find useful information from a large amount of information.

Recently, a idea jumped into my mind and I decided to build a "I know" Knowledge Sharing Platform by myself. This idea was actually stolen from Douban, you can share a series of information such as "I watch" (movie), "I listen" (music), and "I read" (books. I hope that through the "I know" platform, everyone can write their own knowledge on the top, and then the reader can find useful information for themselves and record the information, feedback to the publisher. Although the platform "I know" and "Baidu know" use the same word "know", I think they have obvious differences, baidu focuses on questions and answers, while "I know" focuses on active knowledge sharing. I don't know if there is already a mature platform that can directly implement this idea, so I plan to implement it based on my own ideas first.

Since my learning of PHP is still in its infancy, and the existing conditions also have only one ASP space, I still intend to use non-free ASP technology to implement my own idea. Ajax may be used if necessary, but I still don't know much about this technology. I just want to try it out. The style will certainly be simple, just like Douban. In terms of functions, it will certainly be implemented through iterative development and gradually improved. However, I still want to work hard on the design and try to achieve better scalability. I also hope that I can transplant it into PHP and implement it again when necessary.