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Junle's Blog is a personal Chinese-language technical blog. The author lists their location as Guangdong, and the site has around 60 published articles, focused on topics including software development, databases, ERP, Linux operation and maintenance, Internet of Things, and data visualization. Based on our crawl, it is not a commercial product or a Q&A community, but a personal knowledge repository for developers, making it a resource site in the "Q&A content / technical content" category.
The site primarily offers article reading, archiving, tag-based navigation, and code snippet display. Example content includes integrating Jimu Reports with RuoYi-Vue, adapting RuoYi for SQL Server, troubleshooting slow SQL Server queries, fixing Windows Print Spooler errors, a developer guide translation for Odoo 14, and deploying Metabase and Apache Superset on Ubuntu. Most articles start from specific problems or practical scenarios, and include SQL, Vue, Python/Odoo, or system configuration examples that developers can reference directly.
All articles on the site are directly accessible, with no mention of memberships, subscriptions, paywalls, or paid courses. A "WeChat tip" option appears at the bottom of some articles, but this is entirely voluntary and does not block access to any content.
Pros: Content is heavily focused on practical, hands-on experience, particularly useful as a reference for niche topics like Odoo, SQL Server, RuoYi, and BI tool deployment. Content is written in Chinese, which lowers the barrier to understanding for developers based in China. Article structure generally clearly outlines the problem, solution steps, and code.
Cons: As a personal blog, update frequency is inconsistent, and content lacks the systematic structure of a complete course. Site navigation and categorization are underdeveloped, with navigation relying primarily on tags and date-based archiving. There is no service SLA, customer support, or community collaboration — if you run into issues you will have to verify article timeliness and solve problems on your own.
This site is suitable for developers working on ERP/Odoo secondary development, RuoYi backend projects, SQL Server operation and troubleshooting, and Linux service deployment, as well as anyone who needs to quickly find a solution to a specific problem. It is not ideal for users looking to purchase systematic training, get official technical support, or find complete structured documentation.
This is a Chinese-language personal site, and the author is based in mainland China. We successfully crawled all content, so it is accessible directly from mainland China. That said, the stability of a personal blog always depends on the author's server, registration and hosting arrangements, so you should not expect the same long-term availability as an enterprise documentation site.
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