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When it comes of being up to date in programming languages some people have the time to follow Reddit or Hacker News. Others prefer a less frequent and more filtered way of receiving their dose of news. Yet others want both. In this post I collected the 11 weekly newsletters you might want to subscribe to. ordered in Hacker Newsletter by Kale Davis. Started on 10 July 2010. Number of subscribers: 7,500 email. Archive: full. Ruby Weekly by Peter Cooper. Started on 24 August 2010. Number of subscribers: ~ 9,900. Archive: since issue 15. JavaScript Weekly by Peter Cooper. Started on 12 November 2010. Number of subscribers: ~ 18,000. Archive: full. Devops Weekly by Gareth Rushgrove. Started on 30 November 2010. Number of subscribers: 2,209. Archive: full. NoSQL Weekly by Rahul Chaudhary. Started in December 2010. Number of subscribers: undisclosed. Archive: no. Web-design Weekly by Jake Bresnehan. Started on 1 July 2011. Number of subscribers: ~ 2,900. Archive: full. Perl Weekly by Gabor Szabo ( that's me :). Started on 1 August 2011. Number of subscribers: 2,244 email + 427 via RSS. Archive: full. (update: on 26 February 2013, number of e-mail subscribers is 4275.) Python Weekly by Rahul Chaudhary. Started in September 2011. Number of subscribers: undisclosed. Archive: no. HTML 5 Weekly by Peter Cooper. Started on 24 August 2011. Number of subscribers: ~ 9,800. Archive: full. Dart Weekly by Peter Cooper. Started on 26 October 2011. Number of subscribers: ~ 900. Archive: full. Pycoder's Weekly by Mahdi Yusuf and Mike Grouchy. Started on 17 February 2012. Number of subscribers: ~ 9,000 (on 26 February 2013) Rahul Chaudhary even runs a listing of newsletters. Check them out and let me know which one you like and why? You can find a number of other Technical Newsletters collected by Mahdi Yusuf. Published on 2011-12-22 by Gabor Szabo In the comments, please wrap your code snippets within <pre> </pre> tags and use spaces for indentation. blog comments powered by Disqus |
