Josh writes playful and interactive articles with a focus on React, Gatsby, CSS, and animation. Formerly employed by Gatsby, he recently went full-time to work on an interactive CSS course, built on his own course software.
Kent C. Dodds writes about React, JavaScript, and Node.js. He's particularly written a lot about testing with Jest and Cypress. Formerly employed by PayPal, he now creates educational material full-time for web developers.
Jake writes about the inner workings of JavaScript, Google Chrome, and web performance.
Blog written by Dan Abramov, a member of the React Core Team and author of Redux. He writes about UI engineering, software development practices, and concepts in React.js.
JavaScript and Web Development Tutorials. Flavio is one of the most recognizable JavaScript bloggers, and has been publishing a new post every day for years. Each one is bite-sized and easy to digest.
Scott Spence's digital garden is where you can learn with him whilst he creates projects in Gatsby, MDX, TypeScript, and testing with the React Testing Library using Cypress and QA Wolf.
2ality is a blog about JavaScript, web development and mobile computing (but other topics are covered, too, occasionally). It's written by Axel Rauschmayer, a software engineer based in Munich, Germany.
Ben Nadel is a cofounder of Invision and blogs about ColdFusion, jQuery, HTML5, AJAX, SQL, and all aspects of web application development. He's also known for his articles about working with Angular.
A blog featuring tutorials about JavaScript, HTML5, AJAX, PHP, CSS, WordPress, and everything else development.
Swyx writes about frontend development with JavaScript and careers in software development. He's also a known advocate for Learning In Public.
Tom writes about JavaScript and web development, and an assortment of topics. Some of Tom's recent posts cover alternatives to single-page JavaScript applications.
Stefan writes about topics like Next.js, CSS, and web development in general. He also runs a monthly newsletter that covers productivity tips for developers and made tiny-helpers.dev.
Chris writes every single day about web development snippets that will help you become a better developer. He focuses on frontend development, JavaScript, popular frameworks, and HTML and CSS.
Mark writes detailed technical articles focused on React and Redux, as well as introductory articles on web development topics, tips for coding career advice, React/Redux-related presentations and assorted other technical topics (TypeScript, Git, etc). The author is also a maintainer of Redux.
Stefan writes about TypeScript, a lot! If you want to know anything about TypeScript's type system, its gotchas, quirks, and powers, you'll find relevant articles on this blog. Recent posts cover topics like OOP pitfalls in TypeScript and when to prefer types aliases over interfaces.
Max writes about frontend development, mostly React, as well as various other related topics. He's the creator of styled-components and react-boilerplate and currently works at Gatsby.
Join Jason Lengstorf as he pair programs with brilliant folks from the community to build something live in about 90 minutes.
Lee works at Vercel and write about Next.js, MDX, Node, and React. His most popular posts are about design systems and design, as well as how to work with Yarn Workspaces and Lerna.
Valeri writes about TypeScript, Node, static site generators, and Mongoose, the ORM for MongoDB in Node.js.
Robin writes guides and tutorials about React.js, Node.js, GraphQL and JavaScript. He's also got courses on React, GraphQL, and Firebase.
Adam Wathan is the creator of Tailwind CSS, and writes primarily about CSS and JavaScript with Vue.js and Next.js. He's also known for co-creating Refactoring UI, a popular ebook that teaches developers how to design UIs that actually look good.
Edidiong Asikpo writes about building websites and technical writing. She's a Developer Advocate at Hashnode and has given talks about contributing to open source and web development.
Raymond writes about web development technologies. It focuses on Vue.js, Jamstack, JavaScript, and web dev in general. The latest posts talk about things like working with Google Sheets from an app and preventing multiple form submissions with Vue.
Nicholas is a frontend engineer and author of ESLint. He writes about frontend development and JavaScript.
Kitty's blog has been focused on accessibility for a few years now, and has practical tips for web developers looking to make their sites and apps more accessible using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Recent posts also cover working with Node and Cypress.
Will writes about front-end web development, especially JavaScript and CSS. His blog posts typically talk through interesting things you can create with demos showing how they work.
Swizec writes about JavaScript, ReactJS, and technical skills that will boost your career. He also writes about data visualization with d3 and serverless development.
Addy Osmani (Adnan Osmani) is an engineering manager at Google working on Chrome. His teams work on tools like Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights. He is author of open-source projects like Yeoman, TodoMVC and Material Design Lite.
Wes writes about web development and covers topics like React.js, Node, Express, Lambda, Gatsby, and Next.js. Famous for his hot tips.
Maxime shares through his writing his experience as a frontend engineer and everything he's learning about on React, Typescript, SwiftUI, Serverless, and testing.
A blog about JavaScript and other software development topics like Vue, Node.js, Express, Postgres, Docker, and web development.
This is Monica's digital playground. They are passionate about making contributing to open-source more approachable, creating technology to elevate people, and building community. They have plenty of helpful tutorials related to JavaScript, React, GitHub, Gatsby, Next, and other topics.
Interactive guides & walkthroughs of web development & data visualization concepts, which explore novel article formats. She uses React.js and d3.js to create visualizations that help you better understand CSS and JavaScript concepts.
Brent Jackson is a frontend developer at Gatsby and writes about CSS, CSS-in-JS, and design systems. He's the author of Styled System and Theme UI.
Juho writes about ReactJS, JavaScript, Webpack, and modern frontend testing. He also interviews creators and open source maintainers in the JavaScript ecosystem about their experiences.
Ire writes about topics through the entire web development spectrum. Recent posts talk about React, creating live images, and working with Puppeteer on Netlify. She's a frontend developer and UI designer from Lagos, Nigeria.
Monica blogs about Magenta.js, JavaScript, the inner workings of Chrome, Emoji, previously Polymer, and Web Components.
Ryan writes about Laravel, PHP, and working with JavaScript, especially Alpine.js.
Umar writes about frontend development and JavaScript topics, including accessibility, Chrome's DevTools, and cutting edge browser features.
Sébastien writes original content about React, ReactNative, JavaScript, TypeScript, Jamstack, cross-platform...
Nikola writes mostly JavaScript and Ruby topics. He breaks up difficult topics into digestible and practical tips. He also questions the status quo in both JS and Ruby worlds by covering topics that have been long accepted by the community. You'll also find articles about working with vim.
Albert writes about HTML, CSS, UX, UI and other frontend development topics. His goal is to help junior frontend developers boost their portfolio and teach them how to deal with pixel-perfect layouts from an implementation standpoint.
Chidi blogs about programming with Go. He shares long-form explanations about hard-to-understand parts of the language. He also writes about building games and web simulations with JavaScript.
Drawing on over 20 years of experience, Nicolas advocates a pragmatic use of Web technologies based on progressive enhancement. He writes about web performance, particularly responsive images, the JAMstack, and the IndieWeb.
Chris write frequently on his blog, with over 170 articles, and covers topics like Programming, DIY, Node.js & JavaScript and more. He also shares what he's currently learning about software testing, clean code, and electronics.
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