More than 2,800 originals。
And then he went down, and he said, "000,000 words, 208 lines."JavaThe classic interview synopsis, with more than 1. 06 million readings。
My first reaction was。
Nima, a technical blogger, who could really write that。
As of august 2026, the account number was still very exaggerated on the public pages of the csdn that i identified, with dozens of entries in the files in august 2026 alone. The home page is also very visible, with the 2022 blog star top 1, an expert in back-end technology development。
So suddenly i'm a little curious。
Who the hell is this
I went all the way through the data。
His name is guo ri, and in the ecological data of the developer of the csdn, a group of technologists, such as chen ha haha and aiho, were placed on the list of the annual blog stars, in his capacity as director of the csdn new star project and blogger expert。
But what really makes me think this guy is funny, not these title。
It's his path。
Because you look up a few years and you'll find that the account number of 590,000, thousands of articles today didn't just pop out。
By the end of 2021, he had written his own year-end summary。
That year, he wrote 196 blogs。
Attention, 196 a year。
On average, less than two days ago。
At the same time, he had read about 10 technical books and organized five book notes. That year, his fans had just arrived at 90,000. In order to hit the csdn's weekly list, he even described himself as being created day and night and updated at regular intervals. I'm sorry
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Seeing here all of a sudden i feelProgrammerCircles often like to talk about a word。
There was a session on investment, a session on learning, and a session on career growth。
But it's kind of like turning the compound interest into a visualization experiment。
An article might be nothing。
Ten is nothing。
Even when you write 100, you may still be unknown。
But this figure is 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000。
Things are different。
And more crucially, he's not undefended。
It's been a long time since he stuck his content in a very clear position。
Java。
And it's not the kind of java that only suits a master。
His content is heavily structured around the very specific needs of java's learning route, basic knowledge, interview topics, spring, databases, jvm, data structure, and china's od test. The community's own presentation was even a very straightforward one, sharing java's hard-tech dry products, java's learning route, classic interview questions, and joining in the crd to try to get into the factory. ( )
Think about it. It's really smart。
An old programmer who has been in a 10-year structure may not need to read his article。
But what about a guy who just started learning java
A training course just came out. What about the guy who opened the idea
A guy who works for two, three years every day and suddenly finds himself interviewing
He came home at night, opened his computer, started searching java interviews, spring's common annotated, java's study route。
Then。
There you go。
That's what i think is really amazing。
He doesn't have to solve the most sophisticated problems in the computer world。
He solves the problem of a large number of ordinary programmers, who search every naive moment。
These two things, they're very different。
One of the things he really went out of the loop was the 100,000-word java interview summary。
In 2021, he himself recalled that the excessive amount of content was being collected, which had also led to a significant increase in account numbers and even an invitation to publish. Read again today, the article has more than 1. 06 million public readings。
More than a million readings。
It's probably nothing in entertainment。
But that's java interview。
The image suddenly had a very strange sensation, thinking about the difference between a million people studying jdk and jre in front of a computer, and how they rewrite it。
And even more interesting, there's nothing that's ever been in java's basic curriculum。
I'm going to go back and look at spring boot, spring cloud, databases, algorithms, china's od, and then claude, gpt, codex, mcp, ai。
In 2026, he was even writing about very current things like gpt 5. 5 tinking causing problems, ai's auxiliary check on spring and redis locks。
I like this change。
Because the greatest danger to a technologist is not that it's written well enough。
It is the world that has moved forward, but its content remains in place。
2019 taught you java。
I taught you java in 2021。
In 2026, you were told only the eight parts of java。
That would be a little awkward。
Of course he's a very typical java, but you can see that he's been putting new technology hot spots in his content system。
Al came to study claude。
Cordex came, just write cordex。
Mcp fire, do mcp。
I think it's a lot more complicated than chasing hot spots。
Behind it is a very important survival of the creators of technology。
Update its own problem library on an ongoing basis。
Of course, there is no idealistic side to this model。
His home page contains a large number of paying columns, the java academy, the database, spring boot, the od pilot library, etc. In 2021, he made a very direct conversation about how to write blogs and how to pay for his knowledge。
I think there's nothing to hide。
The writing technology is exhausting。
A truly complete curriculum, running codes, screenshots, explanations, layouts, maintenance versions, could be much more difficult than many would have imagined。
If a person can earn income from his or her own knowledge on a continuous basis and then sustain creation on an income basis, the closed circle itself is normal。
What is really worth discussing is something else。
Why him
China will have too many javas。
There must be a lot of people better than that。
But for years, there are fewer people who can organize their knowledge into thousands of public content。
That reminds me of a particularly simple sentence。
The work won't speak for you。
Number of works, will。
One of the programmers said he knew java well and didn't feel much。
One programmer has more than 2,000 articles behind him, over 1 million readings, hundreds of thousands of collections and hundreds of thousands of followers。
You don't even need him to explain。
That pile of stuff, right there。
So if i had to give a definition, i wouldn't have wanted to call him the great java。
The word "god" has been used for years。
I'd rather call him an extremeLong-termismContent producers。
From 90,000 powders in 2021 to 590,000 fans on today's home page。
From 196 a year to a cumulative number of 2,800 originals。
From java foundation, interview questions, spring, algorithms, to today's ai programming。
This road doesn't look very sexy。
No night is red。
There's no amazing business story。
Even a lot of time is boring。
Write。
Write again。
Keep writing。
But looking back a few years later, it started to be a little scary。
I used to think the internet was so obsessed with money。
A video will be played, a post will suddenly be painted, and a man will add hundreds of thousands a night。
This account gives another answer。
Of course it's bad money。
But there's another thing that's awesome。
You dig a well in a narrow enough place。
Dig a little bit every day。
Someone dug up two months and you're still here。
Someone else changed the track, you're still there。
And then a few years later, you suddenly found out。
Shit。
You've dug up the underground river。
And that's probably the strongest feeling i've ever felt since i've done that。
The technology will be obsolete, the platform will change, and java is not the java that was 10 years ago today。
But it seems that the ability of a person to continue learning, to keep sorting and to keep handing over what he knows to strangers has been running out of time。
So it's kind of a coincidence to put that name on him。
I'll be damned if it's used fast。
Put it here and suddenly it's not that good。
After all, there's no mystery that a regular programmer can be seen by hundreds of thousands of people。
It's an article。
Write it out。
