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Community Manager Jasmine Elias talks all things PHP, mapping, color keyboards, javascript, wikipedia, .NET and building the perfect web dev computer.

Jasmine Elias talks about e-learning and learning code for the first time. Something for every web dev, from HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.

Are you a self-taught developer under 30 using Notepad++ to write full-stack code? According to Stack Overflow, you probably are. Craig analyses the 2015 developer survey.

Community Manager Jasmine Elias covers the latest on SitePoint Forums in "On Our Radar". The week with highlight.js, linux, form functions and PHP7.

Community manager Jasmine Elias takes a look at the pressing issues in our forums including JS, .NET, Microsoft, pair programming, browsers, mobile dev.

Adam Roberts outlines a great new deal from Bluehost and SitePoint Premium. Sign up for Bluehost's Starter plan for $3.50/month and get a year's free SitePoint Premium access.

Email is an old technology that seems to be outgrowing it's plain text roots. But is it time for web forms in email?

Community Manager Jasmine surfaces the best discussions from our forums, including a look at keeping code clean, and an inside look at the next Wikipedia

Community manager Jasmine Elias takes a look at the pressing issues in our forums including Javascript Linting, digital shelf-life and legacy, Sass and CSS3

Community manager Jasmine Elias takes a look at the pressing issues in our forums, including burnout, sitting vs standing, and picky browsers.

Shaumik takes a look at how to get ahead in Google's annual Summer of Code event.

Erica introduces a new initiative: A SitePoint and Learnable advisory board, made up of top designers and developers in the community.

Una Kravets discusses the benefits of creating a community around open source software like Sass.

What were the most-requested topics on SitePoint this year? Find out in our survey results.

Paul Wilkins with On Our Radar, our weekly round-up of news, trends and other cool stuff from the world of web development.

Writing software can seem cool and abstracted until you realise the impact your code can have. Therac-25 was a tragic example of how bad code hurts people.

While technological brings inevitable negatives, sometimes we're too quick to romanticize the times 'before tech made us antisocial'.

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While it's easy to snicker at big site redesign disasters, the most useful thing is to try to figure out where it all went wrong -- and why.

Win 1 of 5 Annual Learnable Memberships by creating a penguin-related meme! Penguin puns are welcome, waddle you come up with? #penguinning

Read Get Two Years of Learnable and Help The Penguin Foundation and learn with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more.

SitePoint is moving its commenting system to Discourse. Community manager Sarah Hawk explains how, and why combining two communities is a win for all

Nick Coad offers advice for web developers working on their own in a larger company, among people who often don't understand their world.

The HTML5 Specification has become a W3C Recommendation. Despite the media attention, Craig discusses why it'll have little impact on web development.

Let us know what you'd like for Christmas and go into the draw to win a free year at Learnable, our learning platform.

SitePoint and Learnable are writing a new edition of the bestselling book, "HTML5 and CSS3 for the Real World", and we're asking for your help, via GitHub.

The second annual FutureStack conference is happening on October 8 and 9 in San Francisco, and we'd love to see you there!

Online networking can only take you so far, sometimes you need to press the flesh in person. Matthew Setter has some advice for devs wanting to network IRL.

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Release notes, properly created, can improve customer retention communications without you having to more work, Georgina Laidlaw says.