Track how technology shapes life through 413 weekly issues
Organizing tech news and social issues on a weekly basis helps you quickly grasp complex trends. This repository is a weekly tech magazine archive running from 2018 to 2026, helping you understand how technology impacts industries and individuals, even if you do not write code. The issues are stacked in chronological order from the latest to the first, making it easy to track topics or thematic changes from specific periods.
A social perspective beyond technology
This material goes beyond simple software reviews to broadly cover the impact of technology on the economy and individual lives. Topics are diverse, including changes in the job market brought by AI, alternatives to internet communication, and philosophical approaches to software development. Articles like 'The Wealth Gap of AI' or 'Testing is the New Moat' focus on social impact rather than technical implementation. Readers can consider what the technology means, going beyond the latest tech trends.
An archive following the flow of time
The articles are systematically organized by year and month, making it easy to track changes over time. From the latest issue in September 2026, 'Issue 413: Hello, React Native', to the inaugural issue in April 2018, you can see how the hot topics of each era have evolved. Articles on AI, cloud, hardware, and startup and career topics are evenly distributed, making it suitable for those who read selectively based on interest or sequentially.
Additional information for subscribers and job seekers
The README encourages reader participation and states that you can recommend articles, software, or resources through issues. It also introduces the 'Who is hiring' section in the discussion corner as a free job board for program developers, providing employment information. This part can function as a practical information source for developers seeking jobs.
Things to know before reading
Since this material is a text-based collection of weekly magazines, it does not provide video or interactive content. The original text is written in Chinese, so a separate translation process is needed if you require a version in Korean or English. Also, it focuses on conceptual explanations and opinions rather than specific installation commands or code examples for the latest tech stacks, so it is best to refer to other technical documentation if your goal is practical code implementation. It is updated up to the latest issue as of September 2026, allowing you to keep up with the latest trends without missing them.
