Top 10 Best JavaScript Blogs to Read in 2023
As January comes to an end, we felt like showing appreciation to the creators of developer blogs. And you, as a developer, should be reading as much as you possibly can, from as many sources as possible. Some of these blogs focus on specific areas of technology, but most of them cover a wide range of topics.
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1. JavaScript Today
Okay, maybe we’re a bit biased… But can you blame us for voting for ourself? We hope not!
While we’re still new, we’re growing, and constantly adding new content.
2. Kent C. Dodd’s Blog
Now an educator, Kent C. Dodds represented PayPal on the TC-39 (the committee responsible for standardizing the JavaScript language). He writes about React, JavaScript, and Node.js.
Visit his blog or read a random article.
3. 2ality – JavaScript and more
Dr. Axel Rauschmayer specializes in JavaScript, TypeScript, and Web Development. He is the author of JavaScript for Impatient Programmers.
Visit 2ality.com or read a random article.
4. David Walsh’s Blog
David Walsh is a web developer and senior software engineer. He writes about everything related to JavaScript and web development.
Read a random article.
5. React Blog
Great bit of React articles available for you to dissect, although the last post was from June 15, 2022.
Read a random article
6. freeCodeCamp Blog
With an army of writers behind the blog, freeCodeCamp is an excellent resource for you to follow. There’s an article for just about everything.
Read a random article
7. V8 Blog
The blog for the V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine. Stay up-to-date with new releases and more. Visit the V8 blog.
8. Echo JS
Community-driven news site. The articles are related to JavaScript, and all things front-end news. Visit Echo JS.
9. Raymond Camden
Raymond is a senior developer evangelist for Adobe. He focuses on document services, JavaScript, and enterprise cat demos.
Visit Raymond’s Blog or read a random article.
10. CSS Tricks
CSS Tricks has been around since 2009. It’s always been a great resource. It was acquired by DigitalOcean in 2022.
Visit CSS Tricks or read a random article.
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