This article is focused on highest quality of newsletters for JavaScript, PHP, web design (UI/UX), and lots from general web development, Internet, and technology related news portals.
Disclaimer: I am subscribed to all the below listed newsletters myself and find them all to be insightful and useful, else they wouldn’t be here!
JavaScript
- JSK Daily
- JavaScript Weekly
- A Drip of JavaScript
- ES.next News
- ng-newsletter
- Unheap
- Alligator.io
- Vue.js Feed
- Vue.js Developers Newsletter
- NativeScript News
- Node Weekly
- React Status
- Aurelia News
PHP
- PHP Weekly
- Awesome PHP Newsletter
- Laravel Daily (weekly)
- Laravel News
- murze.be Newsletter
- The WhiP
- Torque’s Weekly Newsletter
- Yoast Newsletter
Databases
Web Design (UI/UX)
- Tutorialzine
- CSS-Tricks
- The Smashing Email Newsletter
- Designmodo
- CSS Weekly
- Responsive Design Weekly
- Frontend Focus
Misc (Development)
- SitePoint’s Daily Newsletter
- Stack Exchange Weekly Newsletters
- Medium Daily Digest
- Twitter — Top Tweets & Stories
- Explore today on GitHub
- JetBrains Newsletter
- Mobile Web Weekly
- Cloud Development Weekly
- Infrastructure as a Newsletter (DigitalOcean)
- The Zapier Engineering Blog
Misc (Tech & Internet)
Additionally, many other websites for platforms (and online services) offer Newsletters (either when signing up or browsing certain sections of their website). Some examples would be CodePen, Envato Tuts+, php[architect], ProgrammableWeb, Namecheap, Falcon.io, Kinsta, and Angular Jobs. Always keep your eye on interesting platforms! Even if you don’t use them.
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Alternatively, if you’re looking for a huge list. Here are two nice size ones:
- https://devnewsletters.github.io
- https://www.loggly.com/blog/newsletters-for-developers-and-programmers
- https://medium.com/commit-push/top-100-newsletters-for-developers-and-designers-727dfc76c9a
The more lists you subscribe with,
The more duplication of articles will begin to appear.
Closing Statement
We can all find a lot of these resources on Twitter and Reddit with a bit more effort and additional time scrolling through platforms. Also, RSS feeds still exist and a good amount of these newsletters also have RSS feeds, but personally, they’re harder to locate, go through, and actively manage. Lastly, avoid Facebook since the content is too far out controlled (sorry guys, but it’s true!) by Facebook’s amazing content feed filters. However, inthe end, use whatever floats your boat.
And enjoy having a BUSY and active inbox! 😃 😃
Have any suggestions? Feel free to share in the comments!
#HAPPYCODING (and sorry for the non-https links)