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A curated, Korean-language collection of high-quality developer content — articles and talks built on real engineers' experience and know-how — assembled since 2018 and now also served at goquality.dev.
A curated, Korean-language collection of high-quality developer content — articles and talks built on real engineers' experience and know-how — assembled since 2018 and now also served at goquality.dev.How is the collection organized?One awesome-list split into 16 categories — career, languages & frameworks, frontend, backend, DB, mobile, DevOps, AI, game dev, CS, security and more — with a Queue at the bottom where new links sit until they pass review.
One awesome-list split into 16 categories — career, languages & frameworks, frontend, backend, DB, mobile, DevOps, AI, game dev, CS, security and more — with a Queue at the bottom where new links sit until they pass review.Who gets the most out of it?Korean-speaking developers at any stage. The career section is unusually deep for an awesome-list: growth, job switching, resumes and portfolios, coding interviews, and working abroad in the US, Canada, Europe, Japan, Singapore and Southeast Asia.
Korean-speaking developers at any stage. The career section is unusually deep for an awesome-list: growth, job switching, resumes and portfolios, coding interviews, and working abroad in the US, Canada, Europe, Japan, Singapore and Southeast Asia.Is the collection still growing?Yes — the README says new high-quality content will keep being added, and dozens of unreviewed links are already lined up in the Queue awaiting evaluation.
Yes — the README says new high-quality content will keep being added, and dozens of unreviewed links are already lined up in the Queue awaiting evaluation.What is goquality.dev?The companion site the author launched: the ~1,507 items collected since 2018 were quality-rated, the ~450 survivors anchor it, and both the site and the list are meant to keep improving.
The companion site the author launched: the ~1,507 items collected since 2018 were quality-rated, the ~450 survivors anchor it, and both the site and the list are meant to keep improving.What does the content actually look like?Practitioner writing rather than tutorials: engineering retrospectives, incident post-mortems like Roblox's 73-hour outage, system-design breakdowns, code-review culture pieces and deep dives into performance and architecture.
Practitioner writing rather than tutorials: engineering retrospectives, incident post-mortems like Roblox's 73-hour outage, system-design breakdowns, code-review culture pieces and deep dives into performance and architecture.What are similar projects?professional-programming, Interview_Question_for_Beginner, gold-miner, awesome-system-design-resources, every-programmer-should-know, path-to-senior-engineer-handbook, Become-A-Full-Stack-Web-Developer, Best-websites-a-programmer-should-visit
professional-programming, Interview_Question_for_Beginner, gold-miner, awesome-system-design-resources, every-programmer-should-know, path-to-senior-engineer-handbook, Become-A-Full-Stack-Web-Developer, Best-websites-a-programmer-should-visitWhich topics is it in?developer-resources, korean, community, interview, blockchain, mobile-development, best-practices, game-development, career, computer-science, data-science, awesome
developer-resources, korean, community, interview, blockchain, mobile-development, best-practices, game-development, career, computer-science, data-science, awesome