Here is a curated list of newsletters that I like, they are all vetted 💯.
Console.dev
Finding out about the best DevTools out there can be a daunting task. Console has us covered, with one of the most time effective newsletters I know - just posting a list of tools with a TL;DR about them - and I love them for it!
Signup: https://console.dev/
Email example: link.
Software lead weekly
Oren Ellenbogen (a good friend) the VP Eng @ Forter has created one of the best software management, culture, and soft skills newsletters with more than 29K subscribers. I like his personal take on each curated link he posts.
Signup: https://softwareleadweekly.com/
Email example: link.
Unzip.dev
Staying up to date with the latest trends in the developer world is hard. This is why unzip.dev was created. You get a summary of one trend at a time. Including:
- How does it work? 💡
- Use cases ✅
- Why? 🤔
- Why not? 🙅
- Tools & players 🛠️
- Forecast 🧞 and more...
Disclaimer: I'm the creator of this newsletter. I'd love to hear what you think about the landing page? :)
Signup: https://unzip.dev
Email example: link.
GitHub's Explore Newsletter
Get a digest of trending repositories that are personalized to your GitHub user.
You can even choose the frequency of emails (daily, weekly or monthly).
Signup: github.com/explore/email
Notable newsletters
- Pony Foo Weekly: curated newsletter of interesting topics related to web technologies.
- hackernewsletter - a weekly curated list of links from HackerNews.
Even more...
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Top comments (5)
For React devs you can also check This Week In React 😉
Yes, an awesome newsletter indeed!
Check out Big Tech Digest which aggregates links to the latest engineering blog posts from Big Tech companies and startups including frontend twice a month.
Here's a preview of the last issue:
If you have any questions for more places to grow as developers, don't hesitate to ask.
There are also some good newsletters in TechDigest Directory.