Some foreign IT websites

Some readers recently wrote to me that they liked the articles on this website and want to learn English through translation. They asked me where I found the original English articles?

The translation sources on the IT comments in the external journals are very different. I have summarized some of the sources of this concentration. The following lists the sources for your reference:

1. TheServerSide

This is a well-established IT information website. You can see from its name that IT focuses on server-side programming and focuses on Java and Java peripheral information, however, it has also showed a tendency to expand to clients and Microsoft products recently. This website was originally known for its free distribution of the "Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans" e-book. Now this book has been updated to ELB 3.0, and you can still download it from the website for free. The content of this website includes IT news consultation, expert comments, expert interview videos, and conference videos.

2. infoq

The previous focus of infoq was agile development with a wide range of content. This website also provides Chinese versions, but it may be because of the time-consuming translation. Chinese content is always several days behind the English content.

3. Digg technology Channel

Digg was originally a website dedicated to providing scientific and technological information by several technical personnel. Due to the increasing number of fans and the increasing traffic, Digg's content has also been extended to non-technical aspects, however, this has led to a decline in the quality of IT technology information content, which has led to dissatisfaction among many veterans, in particular, last year, this website's revision operation completely hurt the hearts of fans, resulting in the evacuation of a large number of loyal fans. The total access volume of the Website almost fell by half. This is a living example of a catastrophic accident caused by a revision.

4. reddit programming and technology channels

Reddit and Digg are very similar, but the interface looks rough. The recent increase in access to this website is due to the presence of all the people who have been evacuated from Digg.

5. Hacker News

Hacker News is my favorite website, although its interface is the most simple of the websites mentioned above. Hacker News is a website of ycombinator.com. ycombinator is a company that provides venture capital for tech startups. Many famous IT companies come from here. Many articles on Hacker News are about how to start a business.

If you can read and program your English skills, I strongly recommend that you visit these websites frequently, which will make you feel refreshed. I am not a great fan of the foreign, but I firmly believe that these IT websites in China are all bad, which is the same level as the domestic software industry. If you have no generals in shuzhong, let's look at other people's websites first.