Here's the twist: The big names in JS that are on Twitter almost never tweet about JS. They usually rant, like normal people. Here's some names: - Douglas Cro

Here's the twist: The big names in JS that are on Twitter almost never tweet about JS. They usually rant, like normal people. Here's some names: - Douglas Crockford (grandfather/Chuck Norris of JS) - Nicholas Zakas (Scalability and maintainability) - Addy Osmani (Modularity, Material Design) - Paul Lewis (Performance) - Paul Irish (Chrome, HTML5, performance) - John Resig (jQuery) - Pete Hunt (React) - David Nolen (ClojureScript) - Christian Heilman (Firefox) If you're into frameworks, I suggest you follow framework accounts. If you're into vanilla JS, then you're better off following the DevTools and alpha build accounts (Canary, Aurora, Beta) since they usually tweet about new APIs and tools.