Web Developer, Cartographer, Photographer

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This post was originally a Slide Deck, which you can still view.

Part of what we teach students in Code Fellows development accelerators is how to keep up with changes and news in the stack that they’ve chosen to study. Here are the sources that I give my students to stay up to speed on all things JavaScript:

Newsletters

JSter
JavaScript Weekly
HTML5 Weekly
Node Weekly
Ember Weekly
ng-newsletter

News Aggregators

Prismatic
Hacker News
Reddit JavaScript

Who You Should Follow

JavaScript the Right Way: Who to Follow

Events

SeattleJS
CascadiaJS
JSConf
HTML5DevConf

Podcasts

NodeUp
5 Minutes of JavaScript
JavaScript Jabber

People

Pair up with other people as often as possible. You’ll always learn something new!

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