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- My blog: Loeb’s blog
- Zhihu column: Front hula hoop
preface
As the year of 2016 draws to a close, IT has been exactly one year and six months since I started my blog at Blogpark. A few days ago, I added the statistics of visitors to the blog, and found that there were hundreds of visitors every day, sometimes nearly 1,000 people, some of them are regular visitors, and some of them come through search engines.
A few days ago, I read Teacher Ruan Yifeng’s year-end summary “My 2016” and had a deep understanding of it. I decided to write this article to summarize my own bit by bit in 2016.
In 2016, I mainly did two things, namely programming and writing. In terms of programming, I mainly focused on learning and exploring JavaScript, Vue and React, while in terms of writing, I mainly published 20 original technical articles about front-end.
The ancients said: learning without thought is useless; thought without learning is perilous. In my opinion, programming and writing are not in conflict. Programming is a process of learning and exploring, while writing is a process of sharing and recording. Only by drawing lessons from one another can I become a teacher.
My 2016
At the beginning of the year, I came into contact with VUe.js, and its “simple but elegant, small and no lack of master” attracted me, and I soon applied it to the project. At that time, Vue was not as popular as it is now, but I was very optimistic about its prospects, so I wrote the article “Talking about Vue. Js” and shared it with others, which got a lot of reading and recommendation.
Later, I also wrote “Table paging Component based on Vue.js”, “Jigsaw Game With Vue.js” and “Front-end Development into Vue.js”, which further contributed to the vue. js community.
In the middle of this year, I started to learn React. Compared with Vue, it was not so easy to get started with React. After I basically mastered React, I wrote The One-page Application Method and Example of React Construction in order to let more beginners know React and record and consolidate my existing knowledge. I also wrote about Redux state Management methods and Examples, and recently shared my React programming experience with The Little Things about React.
In the process of learning JavaScript, I mainly shared an Ajax article “Ajax Grammar Analysis”, an article “JavaScript singleton pattern concept and Examples”, an article “JavaScript Error Prone Knowledge” and two articles about DOM events.
In addition, FOR the separation of the front and back end, I shared an article “Why Do we try to separate the front and back end”, about the micro channel small program I wrote an article “Through the micro channel small program to see the front end”, and for the front end books RECOMMENDED I wrote “Learning the front end I recommend these 5 books”.
During this year and a half of learning and sharing, I have received invitations to write books from publishers, to record tutorials on online education platforms, and to test some technical communities. Although I declined some of the invitations, I was very pleased to be recognized by them.
From the beginning to the end, I always stick to the goal of writing technical articles into easy-to-understand “romance novels”, hoping that each article will not be difficult for readers to read, so I often add some pictures or write an example to the article to increase persuasion and readability.
With the increase of the number of articles shared and the improvement of their quality, the articles have been recommended by the technical communities such as SegmentFault, Nuggets and Blog Garden for many times and become the front hot articles. At the same time, I also became the co-editor of Nuggets APP. Won the SegmentFault’s Top Writer for the third quarter of 2016 and other honors.
If I had to sum up 2016 in one sentence, it would be: A lot of coding, a lot of reading, a lot of writing.
In addition to all that, of course,
- In 2016, I also got to know many friends who love front-end, and we communicated and learned together
- In 2016, I founded my own front-end public account “front-end Hula Hoop” and my column of the same name zhihu
- I watched a lot of TV series in 2016, such as The Walking Dead in foreign countries, Residual SINS, Lao Jiu Men and Jade Dynasty in China, and now Psychological Crimes 2 and Ghost Blows out the Light
- In 2016, I switched on my exercise mode and bought a treadmill to keep moving every week
- In 2016, I almost finished walking around the West Lake
- I attended SFDC developer Conference in Hangzhou in 2016 and had a free buffet dinner
- I won 4,000 games playing Hearthstone in 2016
- I did a lot of shopping in 2016, but I couldn’t find enough
- My girlfriend never showed up in 2016
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So far 2016 has become a memory, should we look ahead to 2017?
In 2017, I believe there will be more changes and more stories in my life. In terms of learning, I will probably focus on ES6, ES7 and Node.js, and I believe there will be some relevant articles to meet you then. They say the front end gets twice as hard every 18 to 24 months, so we need to keep learning and sharing.
Finally, I would like to thank those readers and front-end users who continue to pay attention to me. I hope we can continue to study together and encourage each other on the road of technology.
Code dream for a living, writing.
Lowe bligh