Julia Evans
by Julia EvansHacker school alumni, engineer at Stripe, and prolific blogger. Julia Evans sums her blog up as "things Julia has learned lately"; she's a fan of deep dives to learn more.
amy nguyen
by Amy NguyenWriting, computer science, feminism, and excessive introspection. Amy Nguyen is a software engineer at the Stripe Global Payments Team.
PrismJS
by Lea VerouPrismJS is a syntax highlighting tool originally created by Lea Verou. It supports dozens of languages and comes with several themes.
You Might Not Need Javascript
by Una KravetsWith CSS3 getting more and more powerful, many web components don't require Javascript. Una Kravet's project "You Might Not Need JS" shows pure HTML5 & CSS3 implementations of common components.
a11y with Lindsey
by Lindsey KopaczA blog all about accessibility on the web, written by Lindsey Kopacz. Her mission statement for the blog is "to help developers navigate accessibility jargon, write better code, and empower them to make their Internet, everyone's Internet".
CodeNewbie
by Saron YitbarekCodeNewbie is "the most supportive community of programmers and people learning to code". Originally founded by Saron Yitbarek, now with a podcast, blog, and other great resources.
Lea Verou
by Lea VerouLea Verou is a researcher at MIT, the creator of Prism.js, and an Invited Expert of the W3C CSS Working Group. She's a supporter of open source, and blogs about web standards and development techniques.
sonniesedge
by Charlie OwenBack off, she's a web developer. Charlie blogs about building robust sites, progressive enhancement, and creating a better, more inclusive web for all.
My Card Game
by Rachel M. CarmenaWith a unique design and layout, Rachel Carmena's blog and website borrows design from a deck of cards. Topics covered include testing, teaching programming, and accessibility.
Tiffany B. Brown
by Tiffany BrownA self-employed developer, Tiffany B. Brown blogs about her experiences in web development. She freelances as her own company, Webinsta Inc.
Tink
by Léonie WatsonA blog covering programming, web design, and even cooking written by developer Léonie Watson.
Una Kravets Online
by Una KravetsA blog about frontend development, design, and more. Written by Una Kravets, currently Director of Product Design at Bustle.
Val Head
by Val HeadWriting by the UI and UX animation expert Val Head. Currently she's working at Adobe and curating a UI Animation Newsletter.
Bits Of Code
by Ire AderinokunIre Aderionokun's blog "Bits Of Code" covers frontend development, UI design, and web technologies. Her blog is an excellent example of an "offline first" PWA.
Jessie Frazelle's Blog
by Jessie FrazelleAt the forefront of the containers scene, Jessie Frazelle's blog covers Kubernetes, Linux, and more. Currently, she's working at Github.
Olivia Ifrim
by Olivia IfrimOlivia Ifrim is a senior software engineer focusing on creating durable, long lasting code. Her personal website and blog covers design patterns, data structures, and more.
CSS { In Real Life }
by Michelle BarkerCSS IRL is a project covering front-end development. Written by Michelle Barker, the blog covers everything from CSS to progressive web apps powered by Gatsby.
Jessica Hamrick
by Jessica HamrickJessica Hamrick blogs about Jupyter notebooks, Emacs, and data science. She's a core contributor to the Jupyter project.
Mary Rose Cook
by Mary Rose CookMary Rose Cook is a developer writing Javascript and Clojure. Her blog and website features her talks, blog posts, and links to her other content.
Sophie Alpert
by Sophie AlpertSophie Alpert's blog covers engineering, public speaking, and intersectional feminism. Her writing offers an inside look at React development.
The Zen of Programming
by Ali Spittel"The Zen of Programming" is a blog about React, Vue, and Python. With a title based on the famous Python guidelines, "The Zen of Programming" covers topics from web design to soft skills necessary to develop software on a team.