Blogs to read in the Oracle DBA/Developer world

:Earlier this month, I conducted a totally unscientific survey on Twitter, asking where people got their Oracle news from. Twitter and the NoCOUG Journal were two popular sources, along with a wide range of blogs. Here are some of the blogs that the Oracle DBA & Dev superstars in my Twitter like to read:

BTW, I notice that David Fitzjarrell’s blog was named one of the top 50 SQL blogs in 2016 by Ben’s DatabaseStar blog, itself a good blog with a strong focus on Oracle SQL for developers. I recommend checking out Ben’s list for more SQL blogs!

I also learned about a couple of terrific Oracle blog aggregators:

I’ve got a couple of my own to add to the list.

I also follow the articles on orafaq.com:
http://www.orafaq.com/articles

And there are some official Oracle blogs I like to keep my eye on:

And of course, there’s Ask Tom, which has an RSS feed for newest questions.

I’m experimenting with Feedly as my new RSS reader. Do you have a favorite Oracle blog, magazine or RSS reader? Let me know in the comments!

4 comments

  1. Shaun says:

    Do you think Feedly is good DASHBOARD for all RSS feed ? Netvibes was good back 10 years ago but stopped most of RSS feed. It was able to read facebook, linkedin and all other social media as well.

    Thanks
    Shaun

    • Natalka says:

      Hi Shaun, so far I’m liking it well enough for all of my Oracle feeds. I haven’t been reading RSS feeds in any other area though. I wanted something that would take almost no time to configure and be accessible from multiple devices, and feedly does that. Have you tried any others?

  2. Shaun says:

    Hi Natalka;as I mentioned I was using NETVIBES.COM for past 10 years and recentley stops some RSS feed of some blogs. Also i need to have access or see all my social media content in on place which netvibes use to do.

    Thank you again.
    Shaun

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