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我尝试每天花一定的时间来学习新技能，同时提高我所获得的旧技能。 但是，我并没有达到学习我想要的东西并完成任务的最佳状态。
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我使用谷歌阅读器，并在找到越来越多的技术博客时添加它们。 然后，我早上喝着咖啡读它们。 该网站还提供相当多的教育。
I use Google reader and just add more and more tech blogs as I find them. Then, I read them in the morning with coffee. This site provides quite a bit of education as well.
我每天都会阅读技术网站。 我也喜欢使用 Google 阅读器，因为它可以跟踪我读过的内容，并允许我轻松地从我碰巧可以访问的任何计算机上继续上次中断的地方。
我从基础知识开始：Slashdot、Ars Technica
和博士。 多布的日记。 这些网站经常会带来其他重要的信息来源。
当使用 RSS 源关注此类网站时，您不必阅读所有文章。 只需浏览一下并阅读那些引起您兴趣的内容即可。 在没有意识到的情况下，你会储存大量信息，当你遇到触发它的情况时，这些信息会重新出现在你的脑海中。
您不一定精通所读的所有内容，但您至少会了解当前的发展和技术。
第二部分是练习。 我通常总是在家里做一些简单而有趣的编程项目。 我实际上可能没有完成任何有用的事情，但我用它作为尝试新事物的基础。 很多时候，我会在工作中遇到问题，然后发现我已经在家里探索了一些解决方案，或者至少考虑过它们，并且能够做出更明智的决定。
I read technical websites everyday. I like to use Google reader as well since it tracks what I've read and allows me to easily continue where I left off from any computer I happen to have access to.
I started out with the basics : Slashdot, Ars Technica
, and Dr. Dobb's Journal. These sites will frequently lead to other great sources of information.
When following sites like this using an RSS feed, you don't have to read every article that comes through. Just scan them over and read the ones that catch your interest. Without realizing it, you will store away alot of information that will pop back into your head when you encounter a situation that triggers it.
You won't necessarily be a master of everything you read but you will be at least aware of current developments and technologies.
The second part is to practice. I usually have some simple and enjoyable programming project on the go at home all the time. I may not actually complete anything useful but I use it as a basis to try out new things. Alot of times I will encounter a problem at work and find that I've already explored some of the solutions at home or at least thought about them and will be able to make a much more informed decision.
技术博客是查找新材料基本信息的好方法，有时它们甚至会有更深入的功能，可以让您获得一些外卖知识，而不仅仅是另一个技术标题。
对我来说最有效的方法是确定我在技术博客中读过的令我感兴趣的主题，然后找到为我提供有关该主题的更高级信息的资源。 然后随着一周的过去，花尽可能多的时间来消化学习材料的信息。
在我看来，仅仅整天浏览科技头条新闻不会给你留下任何除了基本技术进步之外的提炼信息。 实际上每天花 X 时间学习你感兴趣的材料会好得多。
Tech blogs are a great way to find out basic information on new material and sometimes they will even have a more in-depth feature that can leave you with some take-away knowledge than just another tech headline.
What works best for me is to identify topics that I have read in tech blogs that interest me and then find sources that provide me with more advanced information on the subject. Then as the week goes by spend however much time needed to digest the information learning the material.
Just browsing tech headlines all day, in my opinion, won't leave you with any distilled information beyond basic advances in technology. Actually diving in and spending X amount of time each day learning material that is interesting to you will be infinitely better.
我发现完成任务的关键是管理干扰。 我每天只批量处理一两次电子邮件，并尽可能避免打电话、开会和即时通讯。 这让我有更多的时间可用于开发。
我通过几种不同的方式学习新技能...首先通过 RSS 阅读器阅读大量与开发相关的技术博客。 这使我能够吸收源源不断的新想法，而不必“学习”很多，但却节省了我以后研究的大量时间。 然后，当我遇到新的东西时，我已经读过的东西很可能会有所帮助，我可以更详细地“学习”一些东西。
例如，通过定期阅读 RSS，我意识到已经开发出了大量的 javascript 框架，并且使用 js 框架似乎比手动编写 DOM 操作代码更有意义。 后来，当我开始一个主要依赖 Ajax 的新项目时，我能够凭空说出几个框架，快速选择一个并真正深入研究并了解它。
I find the key to getting things done is to manage distrations. I process email in batches only once or twice per day, and try to avoid phone calls, meetings and IM where I can. This leaves me bigger chinks of time available for development.
I learn new skills in a couple of different ways... Firstly reading a load of developmetn related tech blogs via an RSS reader. This allows me to absorb a continuous flow of new ideas without necessarily "learning" a lot, but saves me a lot of time on research later. Then when I run into something new, chances are something I've already read will be of assistance and I can dig in an "learn" something in more detail.
e.g. Through regular RSS reading I became aware that a significant number of javascript frameworks had been developed and it seemed to make more sense to use a js framework than coding DOM manipulation by hand. Later when I started a new project that was going to be heavy on Ajax, I was able to name a couple of frameworks off the top of my head,quickly pick one and really dig in and get to know it.