ytyng.com Was Featured on FreelanceHub

This blog, ytyng.com, was introduced in the "Useful Content" section of FreelanceHub, a service operated by Leverages Co., Ltd.

Featured article: Catch Up With Trends! A Roundup of AI-Related Media and Blogs vol.2

How ytyng.com was introduced

As the title says, ytyng.com was listed in vol.2 of "A Roundup of AI-Related Media and Blogs". At the beginning, it is introduced as "a technical blog that publishes practical verification results in AI technology and Web development".

The specific examples picked up were articles such as a comparison of browser automation using Claude Code (an article that looked at usability, token efficiency, and stability), integrating AI tools into an everyday CLI environment, price and performance comparisons of cloud services, and dealing with errors for which a search turns up little information. I think they captured well the point that I write the results of what I tried, not summaries made at a desk.

The article also mentions the following as activities around ytyng.com.

• Tree of Life Explorer: A tool for browsing the phylogenetic relationships of organisms in the browser
• Emoji Explorer: A search tool for the latest Unicode emoji
• Cyberneura Inc.: The company where I serve as CTO. It offers services such as file sending, BGM playback, domain search support, and email support management

About the FreelanceHub service

FreelanceHub is a cross-agency job search service for freelance engineers and creators, operated by Leverages Co., Ltd. Its basic function is that you can search and compare, on one site, the jobs handled by multiple freelance agencies. You can narrow down jobs by programming language, framework, job type, work location, industry, and so on.

At the time of writing this article, it lists about 360,000 jobs from more than 60 agencies, which puts it among the large ones as a job media site for freelancers. It also provides a feature for creating and managing a resume on the site, and email delivery of new jobs that match your registered profile. You can also look at the currently listed jobs directly from the job listings page.

Besides job information, the site also has a "Useful Content" section with articles on working as a freelancer and on technical topics. The article that featured ytyng.com this time is in this Useful Content section.

Overview of the article "A Roundup of AI-Related Media and Blogs vol.2"

The original article where the introduction of ytyng.com appeared is not an article about ytyng.com alone. It is a roundup article that "introduces several media and blogs that are sources of AI-related information". As the title shows, it is vol.2, a follow-up in a series.

The lead explains the purpose: as AI technology advances, gathering information is becoming more important, but it is hard to choose what is valuable from a mix of good and bad information. On that premise, the article picks 5 media and blogs as reliable sources of information.

The following 5 media and blogs are introduced (in order of appearance).

1. FEEL DESIGN: A blog run by a Web production team, with practical articles on website production in the AI era
2. ytyng.com: A technical blog run by an individual developer (me) that publishes practical verification results in AI technology and Web development
3. Jicoo MAGAZINE: A media site run by Jicoo Inc., covering practical know-how for accelerating business and AI-related technical information
4. DeepSquare Media: A media site run by Deloitte Tohmatsu DeepSquare Inc. that publishes AI information from many angles, such as AI papers, labs, and reports
5. GPTBots Blog Center: A blog run by Aurora Mobile Inc., covering implementation know-how and business cases for using no-code AI tools

Among the 5, the operators each have a different character: an individual, a contract production team, a SaaS company, a major consulting-affiliated company, and an overseas SaaS company. The article gathers AI-related information sources from viewpoints that differ by position. At the end, the article closes with the message that learning systematically from reliable media becomes a weapon for expanding your own possibilities in the AI field.