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Ask HN: What newsletters do you read every day or week?
It seems like there's been a massive resurgence in email newsletters recently. Maybe it's because slack has helped clear our inbox of tasks freeing up our inboxes for the kind of emails we love to read again.
Whatever it is, there's not much curation around email newsletters and there are just too many publishers to dig through (Mailchimp alone has 7m+ customers).
So I thought we could all share the best newsletters we're reading here.
- mudil 11y agoMedgadget newsletter is great: http://www.medgadget.com/ http://www.medgadget.com/
- phenylene 11y agoFor iOS developers: This Week In Swift: https://swiftnews.curated.co https://swiftnews.curated.co iOS Dev Weekly: https://iosdevweekly.com https://iosdevweekly.com In depth Mac and iOS articles: http://www.objc.io http://www.objc.io Not strictly a newsletter, but a great weekly podcast for Mac and iOS developers is Core Intuition: http://www.coreint.org http://www.coreint.org
- 17425170 11y agoDigital Health Weekly on RefreshBox: http://www.refreshbox.co/newsletterInfo/NJrHY744rhs http://www.refreshbox.co/newsletterInfo/NJrHY744rhs
- amberes 11y agoConcerning marketing and design: http://allthesmallthings.co/ http://allthesmallthings.co/
- nilstack 11y agoFor Apple Watch app developer: Watch App Dev Weekly: http://develop.watch http://develop.watch
- talles 11y agoWhat a cool domain
- punkrockpolly 11y agohttp://www.pointer.io http://www.pointer.io a reading club for developers
- shovel 11y agoHere's an eclectic list to get started: Company intel: http://mattermark.com http://mattermark.com Hacker Newsletter: http://www.hackernewsletter.com http://www.hackernewsletter.com Curated design links: http://sidebar.io http://sidebar.io Minimalism: http://nosidebar.com http://nosidebar.com Daily news and culture: http://nextdraft.com http://nextdraft.com Random pub trivia: http://nowiknow.com http://nowiknow.com Curated design and dev: http://mergelinks.com http://mergelinks.com Metal trivia: http://www.skulltoaster.com http://www.skulltoaster.com Music mixes: http://noonpacific.com http://noonpacific.com Front end dev: http://hackingui.com http://hackingui.com
- shovel 11y agoAnd of course, all or Peter Cooper's curated letters: https://cooperpress.com https://cooperpress.com
- petercooper 11y agoThanks!
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- DanLivesHere 11y agoThanks! (I run Now I Know)
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- dnsbty 11y agoMy favorites: MatterMark Daily - https://mattermark.com/ https://mattermark.com/ Designer News Digest - https://news.layervault.com/ https://news.layervault.com/ Product Hunt Digest - http://www.producthunt.com/ http://www.producthunt.com/ Ray Winderlich iOS - http://www.raywenderlich.com/ http://www.raywenderlich.com/
- charlieegan3 11y agoChangelog Nightly
- jtblin 11y agoGithub explore: https://github.com/explore/subscribe https://github.com/explore/subscribe
- slashcom 11y agohttp://www.datascienceweekly.org/ http://www.datascienceweekly.org/ The editor picks are usually extremely good, and if I didn't read them already, I know that I should.
- ychantit 11y agoMy list : hacker news : http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ techcrunch hadoop weekly : http://www.hadoopweekly.com/ http://www.hadoopweekly.com/
- mryan 11y agohttp://awsweekly.net/ http://awsweekly.net/ - A weekly roundup of AWS news http://postgresweekly.com/ http://postgresweekly.com/ Perhaps someone should start a WeeklyNewsletterWeekly, curating the best weekly newsletters?
- SeoxyS 11y agoAngelList Daily Transaction Digest (seed stage deals happening in real time): https://angel.co https://angel.co iOS Dev Weekly: https://iosdevweekly.com/ https://iosdevweekly.com/ Product Hunt Daily Digest: https://producthunt.com https://producthunt.com Quora Weekly Digest: https://quora.com https://quora.com Dollar a Day (donate a dollar to a different charity every day): https://dollaraday.co/ https://dollaraday.co/
- hansihe 11y agoBitofnews provides a nice and short summary of current events, I quite like it. http://news.bitofnews.com/#mc4wp_widget-2 http://news.bitofnews.com/#mc4wp_widget-2
- fauria 11y ago· Interview Cake Weekly Problem: https://www.interviewcake.com/ https://www.interviewcake.com/ · The Muse: https://www.themuse.com/ https://www.themuse.com/
- msutherl 11y agoHarpers Weekly Review: http://harpers.org/blog/weekly-review/ http://harpers.org/blog/weekly-review/ – hilarious summary of the news (which I don't read normally – if there was a war, this is how I'd find out, 0-7 days late)
- walterbell 11y agoThanks, this is just the right length and diversity for a weekly.
- kaivi 11y agoPriceonomics blog: http://blog.priceonomics.com/ http://blog.priceonomics.com/
- elisee 11y agoNot exactly newsletters since I read them on the Web but I enjoy checking out http://webplatformdaily.org/ http://webplatformdaily.org/ every day of the week, as well as the weekly servo (http://blog.servo.org/ http://blog.servo.org/) and io.js updates (https://medium.com/@iojs https://medium.com/@iojs).
- ytron 11y agoTechnology news blog http://www.ghacks.net http://www.ghacks.net
- thejerz 11y agoProduct Hunt, for new startup launches: https://producthunt.com https://producthunt.com
- techtivist 11y agoJust to add what have already been mentioned, Term Sheet by Dan Primack for all startup news, mainly around funding + other deals including PE. An aspiring VCs best friend https://fortune.com/newsletter/termsheet/ https://fortune.com/newsletter/termsheet/
- walterbell 11y ago(The Atlantic) Alexis Madrigal's daily with 5 links, http://tinyletter.com/realfuture http://tinyletter.com/realfuture
- dkozel 11y agoMicrowaves & RF : http://mwrf.com/ http://mwrf.com/ Electronic Design : http://electronicdesign.com/ http://electronicdesign.com/ IEEE Spectrum : http://spectrum.ieee.org/ http://spectrum.ieee.org/ Lobsters (HN with less noise) : http://lobste.rs/ http://lobste.rs/ Does anyone have recommendations for good electrical engineering/communications newsletters/sites?
- rffn 11y agoFer EE newsletters: I find SemiWiki (https://www.semiwiki.com/ https://www.semiwiki.com/) quite interesting. It leans a bit to the manufacturing side though.
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- ajani 11y agoHey dkozel, lobsters looks great. Would love to join as a member. Need an invite though. Wondering if you are a member and whether you'd consider sending me an invite?
- mng2 11y agoThe JEDEC SmartBrief is a really great overview of what's going on in the chip industry. I also like getting Crowd Supply news every so often so I can see what's going on in the hobbyist space.
- mud_dauber 11y agoMajor props for the JEDEC SmartBrief ref. Never knew this existed.
- omarg 11y agoJames Clear Newsletter over the rest http://jamesclear.com/ http://jamesclear.com/
- rffn 11y agoPycoders Weekly DashingD3.js Kickstarter newsletters for Underworld Ascendant, Project Eternity, Shroud of the Avatar and Tides of Numenera (still being a big child... :)) CrytpoGram SemiWiki some foodie newsletters
- ghshephard 11y agoI look forward to this one every day, easily the best return on $100/year you'll ever get. Stratechery: https://stratechery.com https://stratechery.com
- mud_dauber 11y agoYep. Good pick.
- ceronman 11y agoMy List: Hackernewsletter: http://hackernewsletter.com/ http://hackernewsletter.com/ Python Weekly: http://www.PythonWeekly.com http://www.PythonWeekly.com JavaScript Weekly: http://javascriptweekly.com/ http://javascriptweekly.com/ GameDev.js Weekly: http://gamedevjsweekly.com/ http://gamedevjsweekly.com/ HTML5Weekly: http://html5weekly.com/ http://html5weekly.com/ Perl Weekly: http://perlweekly.com/ http://perlweekly.com/
- arnavroy 11y agoI subscribe to the Farnam Street weekly newsletter (http://www.farnamstreetblog.com/newsletter/ http://www.farnamstreetblog.com/newsletter/) and have been reading it regularly for the past few months -- good stuff.
- anarchitect 11y agoI came here to say the same. Really high quality, thought-provoking content.
- mud_dauber 11y agoDitto. I look forward to Farnam Street.
- darkhorn 11y agoI filter a regional newspaper with IFTTT to get newsletters from my hometown.
- foz 11y agoMy favorites: https://labnotes.org/ https://labnotes.org/ - fantastic, weekly summary on design, frontend, architecture, business, and some humor. http://rubyweekly.com/ http://rubyweekly.com/ - a roundup of announcements, new gems, talks and more http://www.evilmadscientist.com/tag/linkdump/ http://www.evilmadscientist.com/tag/linkdump/ - monthly list of links related to science, hardware hacking, geekery http://randsinrepose.com/ http://randsinrepose.com/ - a few posts a month, great advice and thinking about tech and team management. http://consumeconsume.com/ http://consumeconsume.com/ - funny pictures of irony and shock, which always give me great material for tech presentations For RSS->email I use IFTTT
- talles 11y agoThank you for the consumeconsume link, great material to illustrate slides.
- kefs 11y agoAndroid Weekly (for devs): http://androidweekly.net/ http://androidweekly.net/
- umaar 11y agoI create a Dev Tips Daily 5 days a week: https://umaar.com/dev-tips/ https://umaar.com/dev-tips/ - It's basically a gif showcasing a DevTools feature.
- hboon 11y agoI write a weekly iOS dev nugget (often code-related). http://hboon.com/iosdevnuggets/ http://hboon.com/iosdevnuggets/
- hans_mueller 11y agoI 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.
- kristiandupont 11y agoWell for me personally, it offers the advantage that it's available. I don't have an RSS reader and I don't intend to get one. I am trying hard enough to maintain a low information diet as it is, but there are a few newsletters that I allow myself.
- hans_mueller 11y agohttp://feedly.com/ http://feedly.com/ is comfortable to use.
- shovel 11y agoMy guess is that a lot of us here on HN probably use a feed reader (I use Feedly). But that's because we're outliers with a technical persuassion. Most people don't have the first idea about rss, but _everyone_ uses email. I'd suggest there are 2 advantages to starting a newsletter: 1. You can plug your rss feed into the newsletter and broadcast your new articles via email for those who don't use rss. 2. You can email other updates, news, surveys etc that you don't publish on-site. Email also opens up the discussion because your subscribers can respond any time. It's like the original social network.
- 1123581321 11y agoI rely on newsletters instead of RSS because newsletters will sometimes send articles from publications I am not subscribed to, but if I subscribed to them, I would get too many unwanted articles. Even if I decided to build up an RSS reading list again, I would rely on good newsletters to tell me about new sources.
- coalescecreate 11y ago
- ncarroll 11y agoBrainpickings is the only newsletter that I really, really do read every, every week. It comes on Sunday - the perfect day to kick back and read and think and stare out the window. Maria Popova always, always has (often several) something(s) in there to get me started. http://brainpickings.org http://brainpickings.org
- krisobertas 11y agoIf someone didn't mention this, I was going to. Always a feast of literary thought and stunning visuals I'd likely never see if I didn't get this newsletter.
- f_e_charles 11y agoWeekly Mobile News: http://weeklydigest.q2mobilelabs.com/ http://weeklydigest.q2mobilelabs.com/ MediaRedefined: http://redef.com/channel/media http://redef.com/channel/media
- sazary 11y agohttp://ben-evans.com/news/ http://ben-evans.com/news/ a weekly newsletter by Ben Evans, which is highly insightful on mobile world. It has a seperate 'stats' section which is really nice
- caseysoftware 11y agoHere's the "API Developer Weekly" from the co-author of my API design book: http://bit.ly/apiWeekly http://bit.ly/apiWeekly We've been doing it for over a year. And here are the past issues: http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/home/?u=5005148108dfbac726f74e31e&id=239e48d26e http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/home/?u=5005148108dfbac726f...
- manish_gill 11y agopython weekly javascript weekly sidebar.io Product Hunt The New York Times newsletter Quartz Daily Roundup MusicGeeks Aeon Magazine Re/code Daily Changelog Weekly ...and it looks like I'll be adding quite a few more from this thread!
- definity 11y agoWas surprised no one had mentioned Quartz (http://qz.com/ http://qz.com/) except in this post. They have quickly become my go-to for knowing what's happening in the world in just enough detail. Similarly, I love The Conversation (https://theconversation.com https://theconversation.com) - started that one reading the UK edition, glad they have a US one now too, but still kind of liked following British politics.
- definity 11y agoOh, yeah, another one: Slugball, which bills itself as "sports"-themed but really is much broader (http://slugball.com/ http://slugball.com/).
- GnarfGnarf 11y ago"The Long Emergency", James Kunstler Peal Oil blog: http://kunstler.com/writings/clusterfuck-nation/ http://kunstler.com/writings/clusterfuck-nation/
- tmaly 11y agoI 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 http://closingcall.co Go Weekly on Go posts http://cooperpress.com http://cooperpress.com Web Operations Weekly on devops posts http://cooperpress http://cooperpress I just found the http://hackingui.com http://hackingui.com and http://sidebar.io http://sidebar.io on this post, thanks
- JSeymourATL 11y agoI am looking for a newsletter that covers sales funnels> 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/ http://www.funnelholic.com/
- sarciszewski 11y agoSecuringPHP - http://www.securingphp.com http://www.securingphp.com That's the only one I ever read. I've probably been subscribed to others but I never bother to check them; they're insta-junked.
- processing 11y agoOnly one http://caesuraletters.com/ http://caesuraletters.com/ A daily devotional for life-long learners, critical thinkers, mindful questioners, and other hopelessly inquisitive people.
- Techbrunch 11y agoNice, I have started to collect a list of newsletters in a google spreadsheet if you want to take a look or add some help yourself: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u7Kb7iz6H5dnJJkOmZcdviyZzh_FXADtH5o4fM-2_rY/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u7Kb7iz6H5dnJJkOmZcd...
- shovel 11y agoThanks - this is so valuable. I plan to collate these in the same way so you just saved me a ton of time.
- Techbrunch 11y agoHow can I contact you ?
- shovel 11y agoDid you get my twitter DM last week? Otherwise try marc*letterlist.com I'd love to talk
- aidanf 11y agoSince Google Reader shut down, I've basically switched my behaviour to subscribing to sites via email and especially looking out for good curated weekly emails. Here are my favourites at the moment: iOS Dev Weekly : https://iosdevweekly.com/ https://iosdevweekly.com/ Data Science Weekly : http://www.datascienceweekly.org/ http://www.datascienceweekly.org/ Clojure Gazette : http://www.clojuregazette.com/ http://www.clojuregazette.com/ Ruby Weekly : http://rubyweekly.com/ http://rubyweekly.com/ Green Ruby : http://greenruby.org/ http://greenruby.org/ Founders Cabin : http://founderscabin.io/ http://founderscabin.io/ SaaS Weekly : http://hiten.com/issues/ http://hiten.com/issues/ Also, shameless plug, I just started a weekly newsletter about Machine Learning, Data Science, Data Engineering: http://datacoder.aidanf.net/ http://datacoder.aidanf.net/
- kevinkimball 11y agoI'd like to second Ruby Weekly, great newsletter.
- jprob 11y agoNYT Now Morning Briefing http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/membercenter/nyt-now-morning-briefing-email-newsletter-signup.html http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/membercenter/nyt-now... The Upshot http://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/upshot/ http://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/upshot/ NYT Cooking http://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/cooking/ http://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/cooking/
- mbubb 11y agoThis is my rifle, DataElixir http://dataelixir.com/issues/33?#start http://dataelixir.com/issues/33?#start DevOps Weekly http://devopsweekly.com/ http://devopsweekly.com/ Ansible Weekly https://devopsu.com/newsletters/ansible-weekly-newsletter.html https://devopsu.com/newsletters/ansible-weekly-newsletter.ht... Servers for Hackers https://serversforhackers.com/register?email=# https://serversforhackers.com/register?email=# This is my gun... CoolTools Newsletter http://kk.org/cooltools/ http://kk.org/cooltools/ (and the related WinkBooks and WinkFun sites) BrainPickings http://www.brainpickings.org/ http://www.brainpickings.org/ MakerPro newsletter http://newsletter.makezine.com/t/ViewEmail/r/13D299B4C46EE7C22540EF23F30FEDED/385533F1F74A777E1A01488700E2614F http://newsletter.makezine.com/t/ViewEmail/r/13D299B4C46EE7C...
- rchaudhary 11y agoCheck out, Python Weekly http://www.pythonweekly.com http://www.pythonweekly.com NoSQL Weekly http://www.nosqlweekly.com http://www.nosqlweekly.com Founder Weekly http://www.founderweekly.com http://www.founderweekly.com Disclaimer: I am the curator of these newsletters.
- ddingus 11y agoI 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. Dialogs are very important. The perspective matters to me. From there, I'll have realizations or questions which I then follow up in various ways, connecting things together. From those places, I end up following up on information based on recommendations, supplied to me in conversation. There are still quite a number of blogs I will check in on, and I've got 'em organized for my own needs. This is irregular, depending on what my interests actually are. And some are for entertainment too. Some newsletters are pretty great. I would reconsider them given much improved curation. Not sure where others are at, but for me at least, it's an opportunity for somebody. ...and I have to plug podcasts here. Mostly, I'm using these for news and hobby entertainment right now, but there seems to be a lot of potential. I find myself with drive times and other odd bits of down time here and there. Audio is often a great solution. For me, a good podcast could serve as a newsletter, and it could drop right into some recurring time I have too. Anyone have good tech oriented podcast recommendations? I would like to add a few shows to my queue.
- shovel 11y ago>Some newsletters are pretty great. I would reconsider them given much improved curation. Not sure where others are at, but for me at least, it's an opportunity for somebody. 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?) - OP
- ddingus 11y agoSaw that one. Lots of good shows to follow up on. Thanks, and I should have done that long ago. The biggest barriers for me are: 1. Time / relevance and the investment to figure that out. It helps to know the intent of the newsletter too. Some people are adding value to products and services with relevant commentary. That's a good thing, but only when I'm into the product or service. Others are sharing insights and perspective, sort of blogging via newsletter. Like those too. And I'm search driven, so I'll land on one, and read the relevant bits, and sometimes subscribe. On that note, full content delivered to gmail sometimes is worth it. I've searched my mail, and found very relevant things in there, often long after they were published. Maybe there is something exploitable there. 2. Use of time. I can listen and do lots of things. 3. Interestingly, I would absolutely love a newsletter of news letters, where snippets that are relevant to me are presented in a dead simple mobile friendly read it quick format, or are presented as audio reviews of some sort. The barrier here is good content that I don't know is good. Selling it to me in an easy to consume form would be kind of like a mentor who presses us to do or read something. Once in a while, I find one, and realize I should have been following it, and then binge on it to get caught up. I would pay for this one. Having some service, or even persons or person who knows me enough to push and select high relevance things is worth a lot. 4. Speaking more specifically to #1, size matters. Popular ones seem to balloon up, and I'll tune out. To me, a short, but very potent newsletter can be just one item, but it's really worth it. I prefer this to a big one where a few gems are hidden among a lot of other things.
- dyukqu 11y agoKickstarter HQ: Projects We Love - https://www.kickstarter.com/newsletters/weekly https://www.kickstarter.com/newsletters/weekly NASA Earth Observatory - http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ ESO News (European Southern Observatory) - http://www.eso.org/public/newsletters/esonews/ http://www.eso.org/public/newsletters/esonews/ Designers & Books - http://www.designersandbooks.com http://www.designersandbooks.com NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology - http://www.nist.gov/ http://www.nist.gov/ WeekendHacker - http://www.weekendhacker.net/ http://www.weekendhacker.net/ Maptia - https://maptia.com/ https://maptia.com/ ("discover a world of remarkable stories, told by some of the most inspiring photographers, writers, and adventurers on the planet")
- pauljarvis 11y agoI really enjoy Owen Williams "CHARGED" weekly newsletter" http://weekly.char.gd http://weekly.char.gd
- gretheset 11y agoThe Weekly Forekast: https://forekast.com/weekly https://forekast.com/weekly It's a summary of notable upcoming events each week.
- gatesphere 11y agoBit of News: http://news.bitofnews.com/ http://news.bitofnews.com/
- dccoolgai 11y agohttp://webplatformdaily.org/ http://webplatformdaily.org/
- shovel 11y agoThanks for the great list of letters here. I'll add your suggestions to Letterlist (http://letterlist.com http://letterlist.com). A side-project (& newsletter) I'm working on to curate and share the best newsletters).
- ciwk 11y agoi'm the senior editor of netted (netted.net), the daily email from the webby awards, so newsletters are my thing. i read around 10 dailies, and more weeklies. i also write an album guide and new music monthly called the retrographer (http://tinyletter.com/ciwk http://tinyletter.com/ciwk). here's what i like: - nextdraft - today in tabs - hacker newsletter - saas weekly - dan lewis' now i know - buzzfeed news - the quartz daily brief - the skimm - the politico playbook - the capital playbook - poncho - i use digg's "news.me" service - crunchbase daily - ben cronin's two songs - product hunt
- samuell 11y ago- Hacker Newsletter (http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ http://www.hackernewsletter.com/) - O'Reilly Radar (http://radar.oreilly.com/ http://radar.oreilly.com/) - Right Relevance Daily Digest (http://rightrelevance.com/ http://rightrelevance.com/) - TweetQureet Daily Tweets Digest (https://www.qureet.com https://www.qureet.com)
- gtaank 11y agoWhats the list about?
- gadders 11y agoFarnam Street: http://www.farnamstreetblog.com/newsletter/ http://www.farnamstreetblog.com/newsletter/ Software Lead Weekly: http://softwareleadweekly.com/ http://softwareleadweekly.com/ Starting Strength Weekly Report: http://startingstrength.com/index.php/site/ss_weekly_report_april_27_2015#.VUze5jFhwV0 http://startingstrength.com/index.php/site/ss_weekly_report_... Dan John's Wandering Weights: http://danjohn.net/wandering-weights/ http://danjohn.net/wandering-weights/
- simonv3 11y agoa more UX-ey take rather than "what's the industry up to:" kale davis' http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ peter cooper's javascript weekly javascriptweekly.com/ ux weekly: http://uxwkly.com http://uxwkly.com nickd's semi-weekly dispatch https://draft.nu/ https://draft.nu/ ios dev weekly https://iosdevweekly.com/ https://iosdevweekly.com/ (basically just read the design section) designernews digest, but I feel like I've stopped getting that :(
- mehulkar 11y agoSpeaking of newsletters, I'd like to voice my love of tinyletter.com. I used it for the first time in 2010 and it's just as awesome 5 years later after the Mailchimp acquisition. I just started another newsletter on it last week and love the experience of using it. (Not posting the newsletter here because I don't want more subscribers and it's off topic), but yes. TinyLetter is <3.
- bsquared 11y agoIn addition to much of what has been mentioned, I find Core 77 to be a very interesting newsletter: http://www.core77.com/ http://www.core77.com/ - industrial design
- hgezim 11y agoHacker News: http://www.hndigest.com http://www.hndigest.com
- benaldred2 11y agoI curate a newsletter for people who are interested in Lean Startup (http://leanstartupdigest.com http://leanstartupdigest.com) if anyone is interested
- benaldred2 11y agoI curate a newsletter for people who are interested in Lean Startup (http://leanstartupdigest.com http://leanstartupdigest.com) if anyone is interested
- aoffitzer 11y agoFor weekly music news and song recommendations: http://www.readthenote.com/ http://www.readthenote.com/
- dshirk 11y agoMy favorites UX Design Weekly - http://uxdesignweekly.com/ http://uxdesignweekly.com/ Web Design Weekly - https://web-design-weekly.com https://web-design-weekly.com MergeLinks - http://mergelinks.com http://mergelinks.com
- monknomo 11y agoPycoders Weekly: http://pycoders.com/ http://pycoders.com/