A Comprehensive Look at SK ICT Family Companies' Tech Blogs... DEVOCEAN's 3rd Anniversary and Each Company's Operating Characteristics
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This piece summarizes the current status and characteristics of the tech blogs operated by SK ICT family companies.
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This summarizes the 2024 status of tech blogs operated by SK ICT family companies for developer communication and technology sharing. Each company differs in its operating entity and content style, with some undergoing changes such as platform redesigns or shifts in publishing cadence.
Key Platforms and Operating Status
SK DEVOCEAN is SK Telecom's developer communication community, marking its 3rd anniversary this year. In July, it improved usability through a menu redesign and AI chatbot testing, and as a DevRel channel, it is strengthening communication with external development talent.
SK C&C integrated its tech blog into the company's main website. It has introduced its CNAPS methodology for cloud-native application development and know-how related to SW development modernization.
SK Planet's 'Tech Topic' has been running monthly since 2023 but switched to a bimonthly schedule this year. It covers technology behind the company's own products, development retrospectives, and UX content, while the previous 'README' blog has been archived.
Other Affiliate Blog Characteristics
11st's 'Tech Talk' continues to post content centered on server and cloud technologies such as Java, Spring, and AWS, and also hosts an annual technical conference open to external audiences.
Dreamus Company (FLO) introduces the company culture alongside various tech topics such as app development, servers, and recommendation technology.
Tmap Mobility actively publishes technology-sharing posts written directly by developers under the name 'Tmap TechNote'.
Meanwhile, Infosec operated a security-related blog up until just before its merger into ADT Caps and Shields, but it is now discontinued.
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