I was reading this post from @georgekobaidze where he asks people to drop the article they're most proud of writing:
and it got me thinking about the other half of that equation.
I want to read more. There's a ridiculous amount of good writing on here, but for me it's somehow hard to find, it's buried under everything else, and I don't always know where to start looking.
The Ask
Doesn't matter if it's a tutorial, a war story, a deep dive, or something you stumbled on at 2am and couldn't stop thinking about.
👉 Drop the link to the best article you've read (not written) recently.
👉 Optional: one line on why it stuck with you.
That's it.
Why
Some of the best stuff never trends. It just sits there, quietly great, waiting for someone to stumble on it. I'd rather that someone be me and everyone else reading this thread.
Drop them below. 👇
Top comments (1)
This one's way tougher 😄 Choosing from your own library is pretty easy, but there are so many absolutely amazing articles out there in the wild, I have no idea which one to choose. But I'll think about it. 🤔