This repository contains the source code for www.flydean.com, a personal technical blog. It aims to provide comprehensive learning resources and practical advice across AIGC, AI, Java, and front-end development, targeting developers seeking to deepen their knowledge and avoid common pitfalls.

How It Works

The project is built using Docusaurus, a static site generator, for improved extensibility over its previous WordPress implementation. The content is structured around detailed learning roadmaps and technical deep dives, covering foundational programming concepts, specific language features (especially Java), frameworks, and emerging technologies like AI and blockchain.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation: The project is a static website. To run locally, clone the repository and follow Docusaurus installation instructions.
• Prerequisites: Node.js and npm/yarn are required for Docusaurus.
• Resources: Local setup is lightweight. The primary resource is the extensive content itself.
• Links:
  • Blog: www.flydean.com
  • GitHub: https://github.com/ddean2009

Highlighted Details

• Extensive Java learning roadmap, covering everything from basic syntax to advanced concurrency, JVM internals, and modern Java features (8-15).
• In-depth coverage of AI/AIGC, Big Data, Blockchain, and Front-end technologies.
• Practical guides on development tools, build systems (Maven, Gradle), virtualization (Docker, K8s), CI/CD (Jenkins), and testing frameworks (JUnit, Mockito).
• Detailed explanations of core computer science concepts like data structures, algorithms, and HTTP/HTTPS.

Maintenance & Community

• The blog is maintained by ddean2009.
• Community engagement is encouraged through GitHub stars and a paid knowledge sharing platform ("flydean的程序圈").
• Contact: flydean@163.com

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository itself appears to be under an unspecified license, but the content is shared freely. The primary goal is knowledge sharing.

Limitations & Caveats

The content is extensive and primarily focused on Java, with other topics covered as secondary. Some sections are marked "待续..." (to be continued), indicating ongoing development or incomplete coverage. The paid knowledge sharing platform may represent a barrier for some users seeking direct interaction.