Ask HN: What Newsletters are Actually Useful?

19 points·charlieirish··11 comments

We're a smart bunch here on HackerNews and our BS guard is very active. So, which newsletters hit your inbox that you actually look forward to? Which ones contain actionable, relevant information for typical HN folks?

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http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ and http://www.waybackletter.com/ are both worth subscribing to.

If you're on HN a lot you'll have read most of the articles, but I found they helped me cut down on the amount of time I spend on the site.

I'm going to get the ball rolling for anyone eles who is thinking about jumping in:

http://sidebar.io : Sidebar.io - The best design links, every day.

http://www.helpareporter.com/ : HARO - Publicity via reporters around the world

http://www.founderweekly.com/ : Founder Weekly - For entrepreneurs featuring best curated content

http://freelancersweekly.com/ : Freelancers Weekly - Actionable advice from Brennan Dunn

I like nearly all of Peter Cooper's newsletters: https://cooperpress.com/

A self-plug:

I write http://tinyletter.com/iosdev which contains a single actionable nugget every week based on things that I have learnt doing iOS development for the past few years.

Always love some feedback, email me.

http://www.pycoders.com/ if you use Python

There hasn't been a single edition of iOS Dev Weekly that hasn't produced at least one or two useful links/resources: http://iosdevweekly.com/

http://www.pythonweekly.com/ for Python

http://www.nosqlweekly.com/ for NoSQL

Our very own Patrick McKenzie (patio11) publishes a monthly article: https://training.kalzumeus.com/

You have to check out http://www.codingforinterviews.com I've found it to be really insightful.

http://javascriptweekly.com/ if you use javascript is a great way to end the work week for me.

http://nextdraft.com/

i look forward to next draft hitting my inbox each afternoon

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