Pyxofy's newsletter publishes multi-part tutorials on building isometric illustrations such as hi-hats and snare drums using only HTML and CSS, plus programming lessons such as Swift variables. It suits readers who want step-by-step, code-driven guidance on web and beginner coding skills.
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Twisted Brackets publishes in-depth tutorials on front-end web development, covering JavaScript, CSS and HTML, with practical code examples. Recent issues include guides to testing AI features, vertically centring elements with modern CSS, and commentary on the State of JavaScript survey.
Short, example-driven tutorials on modern frontend techniques such as CSS scroll-driven animations, the View Transition API and custom cursors. Readers get practical code-focused walkthroughs of newer browser features.
Time to Hack is a developer newsletter with practical tips on HTML, CSS, JavaScript and full-stack tooling. Recent issues cover running AWS CLI setup in Docker Compose with LocalStack, avoiding wrapper divs in React with a custom Fragment, and preserving injected styles in Webpack with style-loader.
A personal web 1.0-style blog by Fabio covering programming nostalgia, Ruby history, tech industry commentary and small practical web development tips like CSS dark mode hacks. It reads as informal, opinionated personal writing with light humour and links to other sources.
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