Hey guys!
There on the internet are a lot of web development blogs. So, if you search for something via Google, DuckDuckGo, etc. you often get results from "the big player" blogs... 😞
But outside there are a lot of great and helpful smaller/unknown blogs! So, my question is:
What unknown/smaller web development blogs do you read?
Soon I will publish a new article on my blog webdeasy.de about exactly this good and helpful blogs and I need some more good blogs. It would be very helpful if you can share some blogs that you read that are writing about web development down in the comments below. (It can also be your own blog!!).
Have a nice weekend and stay fresh! 😎
Top comments (16)
BitsOfCode by Ire Aderinokun
Apart from that, I read a lot on dev.to. I also use Twitter as a RSS feed and when something interesting show up I read it!
If you want, I've my own blog maxpou.fr where I talk about web dev and my digital nomad experiences.
If you speak French, here's a list of french dev blogs: jesuisundev.com/recueil-de-blogs-d...
I love your blog 😍. Hoping to become a digital nomad next year. Hopefully Corona madness will be over.
Thank you Lewis 😊
I cross post most of my content between dev.to and my own blog drewtown.dev. I have my own blog because I like playing with the tech I am writing about and being able to have my own style.
not exactly a blog, but we build a community around sharing mainly webdev tools (and also interesting articles). Here you go turtle.community
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Oh that's so true!!! I often profile the author before reading the post... 😕
I really like Tania Rascia's blog.
Me too
A few names on the top of my head
Sarah Soueidan
Amelia Wattenberger
Andy Bell
Heydon forgot last name just add inclusive components 😁
Sarah Drasner
Emma Wedekind
Jason Bahl
Jason Lengstdorf
Alex Young
Adam Wathan
Florin Pop
Brad Traversy
Will Ward
Firefox dev channel YouTube with ao Jen Simmons
Freecodecamp of course
Steve Schoger
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinsky
Jeremy Keith
Google these ppl, they have twitter accounts, blogs, YouTube channels, podcasts..
Or check my Twitter @tomhermans and see who I follow
I choose to watch YouTube videos who has less than 100k subscriber
nlogn.in and @liyasthomas on dev.to are my recommendations.
towardsml.com by @Samia Khalid. It has great ML tutorials.
Leaentocodewith.me