Who are some people whose posts on DEV you particularly enjoy?
Here are a few of mine:
- Emma Wedekind — she writes about a variety of topics, with her latest post being about speaking at conferences. She's also a co-host of the Ladybug Podcast with other DEV community members Kelly Vaughn and Ali Spittel.
- Andrew Healey — He writes technical content in a few languages such as Python, JavaScript, and Go. He also runs a weekly newsletter on his website and has been featured on DEV's top 7.
- DEV.to Staff — I had to list this one because of their daily code challenges, which are interesting algorithm-like coding problems in which DEV users show off their solutions in their language-of-choice.
- Jacob Herrington — Jacob runs a super interesting Podcast called DevPath.fm, and writes about a variety of topics. He's been featured on the top 7, and now, in fact, works at DEV.
So, who are your favorite writers on the DEV community?
— Gabriel Romualdo, November 23, 2019
Note: I formerly wrote under my pseudonym, Fred Adams.
Top comments (15)
Paula is my absolute favorite, She writes about refactoring and a lot of other stuff.
Paula Santamaría
I also like Charlie, She is like the coolest person on the internet she makes some really cool stuff with javascript and hardware and writes about them here.
Charlie Gerard
I can't write an exhaustive list, but it would include the DEV.to team
and also @jcutrell @jeremylikness @awwsmm @char_bone @aspittel @carolstran
Jonathan Cutrell gives great soft skills advices in the Developer Tea Podcast
Jonathan Cutrell
Jeremy Likness has a great series that empower people to start giving technical talks
Jeremy Likness ⚡️
Follow Andrew and I guarantee you will learn a lot while reading his lists of 20 things
Andrew (he/him)
Charlotte has written great posts on why and how we should reconsider the hiring process
Charlotte
Ali Spittel wrote too much good articles, I can't summarize them
Ali Spittel
I just started following Carolyn after her great article on removing condescending language from documentation
How to remove condescending language from documentation
Carolyn ・ Nov 22 '19 ・ 6 min read
Oh wow thank you Jean-Michel! as I'm so new to writing on here this especially means a lot to me :)
Thanks for the shout-out, Jean-Michel!
I'm the moderator for the growing #sql, #database and #postgres tags.
There's plenty of Data Devs writing about all things from Data Engineering, Data Science and Analytics. I've been really loving their posts lately.
Katie
Luciano Strika
stereobooster
rosejcday
Aaron Harris
Matheus Mohr
R Post
Alan Hylands
pythonmeister
Mark Drake
zchtodd
Zohar Peled
Huy Bui
Matt Eland
SeattleDataGuy
Nathan Griffiths
Jeff Hale
Tom Wright
Lucas Olivera
Martin Weiss
ronsoak
Gabriel Romualdo
Thanks so much! Will have more posts and interesting content coming soon, and thanks again for the comment.
— Gabriel
You are welcome.
— Habdul Hazeez
Em dash: it says professional 😁
I always enjoy Ali Spittel's insights.
Ali Spittel
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Ali Spittel, Ryland G, Ilona Codes, Rachel Soderberg and Molly Struve. My favs.
not on DEV only, he is really great person
Chris Coyier
I remember when Chris liked one of my pens on codepen, that was a good day.
Laurie Barth is my all-time favourite. She writes about her dev-life, new additions to javascript, etc
Laurie
My favourite writer is lydia
Lydia Hallie