The Best News Feeds for Web Developers, RSS

Question

To all of you great web applications developers. Please, share where do you grab the latest news on this subject: cool blogs, articles, podcasts etc. related to web-based applications development. Help to rate those resouces from the most interesting to least.

Note: It's OK if you list sources which someone else already mentioned, unless your list is exactly the same. Comments are welcomed.

This list could look similar to this one:

• NET TUTS+ ( RSS )
  Alexa Rank: 125k

• SitePoint ( Articles RSS | Blogs RSS )
  Alexa Rank: 4k

• ASP.NET ( Blogs RSS ) - ASP.NET
  Alexa Rank: 3.5K

• ThinkVitamin ( RSS )
  Alexa Rank: 64k

• A LIST apart ( RSS )
  Alexa Rank: 63k

• 4 Guys from Rolla.com ( RSS ) - ASP.NET
  Alexa Rank: 34k

• Rick Strahl's Web Log ( RSS ) - ASP.NET
  Alexa Rank: 46k

• Haacked.com ( RSS ) - ASP.NET
  Alexa Rank: 50k

• Janko at Wrap Speed ( RSS ) - UI Design
  Alexa Rank: 16k

• Learning jQuery ( RSS ) - jQuery
  Alexa Rank: 148k

• Ajaxian ( RSS ) - JavaScript
  AlexaRank: 185k

• MeyerWeb ( RSS ) - CSS
  Alexa Rank: 136k

Answer 1

• ThinkVitamin

• Sitepoint Blogs

• CodingHorror

• Signal VS Noise (37 Signals)

• A List Apart

Answer 2

Here's a list of some of the feeds I subscribe to, though they are a bit .Net centric since I am an ASP.Net developer.

• Signals vs Noise
• A List Apart
• Learning JQuery
• Rick Strahl' Weblog
• You've Been Haacked
• Thoughts from Eric
• Six Revisions
• Janko at Warp Speed
• Net Tuts
• Jon Skeets Blog
• Jon Galloways Blog
• Joel on Software
• Jeffrey Palermos blog

Answer 3

I can recommend the feed from 4GuysFromRolla

Jon Skeet's blog for C# and A List Apart for CSS (both recommended by Pervez C on this thread) are good as well.

Answer 4

Ajaxian

Answer 5

For C# and Design Patterns Jean Paul Boodhoo's blog is top notch. There are some awesome screencasts on DNRTV that are simply amazing as he uses TDD to implement Design Pattern solutions. I've watched these at least 7 times as they are filled with great philosophy and good technique.

Dave Ward has a great series on integrating jQuery with the MS Ajax library. This is a nice compliment to Rick Strahl's blog on hybrid Javascript and Asp.net applications.

Answer 6

I can't imagine nobody mentioned programming.reddit.com yet. I even think that this is enough to read just this one feed to have an idea what is going on in the field

Answer 7

Personnaly I use alsacreations.org, Yes I know it's in French, but for people who know this language, this web site have some nice tools, tutorials and articles.