Bloggers I read: Friday
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I follow over a 100 tech blogs in my RSS reader actively and this week I’ve picked ~25 of my favorites to share with you. The blogs are not in any particular order neither by day nor within a single day. As we head over to the weekend, it’s day four of this miniseries.
Morten Rand-Hendriksen
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I think it was Morten’s great blog post Blogging is dead. Long live ephemerality. a few years back that caught my attention. It gave me a major push to focus on sharing my stuff mainly on my website and only additionally on social medias. Around the same time, his Christmas Crimes playlist became a Christmas favorite of mine. That’s why I’ve been reading Morten’s writings ever since.
Rach Smith
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I really enjoy Rach’s style of writing. Her blog is a combination of technical writing and interesting pieces on her personal experiences of worklife, parenthood, well-being and productivity. One of her tech posts that I want to highlight is Reading code is a different experience to writing code.
Niko Heikkilä
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Niko is a software craftsperson with a capital C. He’s passionate about testing, pair/mob programming and building great solutions to real life problems. I got to work with Niko for a good few years and although I didn’t get a chance to be in a same team and learn from him through that, I was always excited to read his well argumented discussion points on these topics.
Lucia Nazzaro
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Lucia is wonderful and amazing human being and a great developer and teammate. And she’s recently started writing these great blog posts on frontend web topics. These posts, like Performance optimization with useMemo, are full of well-researched details, pointers and experiences from other people’s blogs and talks and they are written in such upbeat positive tone that I can’t help but to truly enjoy every time Lucia’s blog post hits my RSS feed.
Josh W. Comeau
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Josh’s guide An Interactive Guide to Flexbox is one that truly elevated my understanding and practical skills with flexbox to a whole new level. After reading the guide - which is filled with amazing custom tech like his interactive examples - I gained a lot of confidence with flexbox and have been building so many better things on my projects than I used to.
His CSS for Javascript Developers web course has been on my backlog since its launch and I’m waiting for the right moment and mindset when I can dive deep into its contents.
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