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My favorites: https://labnotes.org/ - fantastic, weekly summary on design, frontend, architecture, business, and some humor. http://rubyweekly.com/ - a roundup of announcements, new gems, talks and more http://www.evilmadscientist.com/tag/linkdump/ - monthly list of links related to science, hardware hacking, geekery http://randsinrepose.com/ - a few posts a month, great advice and thinking about tech and team manage…
For Apple Watch app developer: Watch App Dev Weekly: http://develop.watch
Here's an eclectic list to get started: Company intel: http://mattermark.com Hacker Newsletter: http://www.hackernewsletter.com Curated design links: http://sidebar.io Minimalism: http://nosidebar.com Daily news and culture: http://nextdraft.com Random pub trivia: http://nowiknow.com Curated design and dev: http://mergelinks.com Metal trivia: http://www.skulltoaster.com Music mixes: http://noonpacific.com Front end d…
I am curious about the advantages of a newsletter over a blog featuring an RSS feed that you can subscribe to. The concept of getting mailed regularly seems so 1.0 and overcomplicated. But my question is serious - I also maintain a data science blog and I'd like to evaluate offering a newsletter version of it.
Even if I decided to build up an RSS reading list again, I would rely on good newsletters to tell me about new sources.
I don't. Used to. In fact, this was a primary mode for me, until RSS. Then I used RSS to setup feeds I would pick through on a recurring basis. The noise levels have gone up, and my interests have changed with career and role changes too. Now I default to a few communities, this one included, where I can follow and interact with others who have interests and experience I find relevant. Ideally, I contribute the same.…
I'm actually trying to solve the problem of curation and discovery at Letterlist.com. It's amazing that there isn't really a great way to find the best newsletters yet.
I'm curious - what is the biggest barrier stopping you from subscribing to newsletters? Is it solely the curation issue?
And as for podcasts, it's a great question - I started a new thread (Ask HN: What must-listen podcasts do you subscribe to?)
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I am looking for a newsletter that covers sales funnels, content and landing page design. Does anyone know of such a newsletter? I currently subscribe to: Closing Call on sales http://closingcall.co Go Weekly on Go posts http://cooperpress.com Web Operations Weekly on devops posts http://cooperpress I just found the http://hackingui.com and http://sidebar.io on this post, thanks
Craig Rosenberg's The Funnelholic may be just the thing you're looking for, unusually good coverage of the sales space > http://www.funnelholic.com/
I create a Dev Tips Daily 5 days a week: https://umaar.com/dev-tips/ - It's basically a gif showcasing a DevTools feature.
I can't believe this is not getting enough vote to rise to the top. This guy is unstoppable with amount of tips and the effort it goes into illustrating them with animated gifs.
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