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What is this?frontend.blog is a weekly newsletter and podcast. Every Monday a new post drops. On Wednesday, a podcast will be released covering the post in depth.What makes us differentOur podcast will have developers and designers discuss and attempt our blog posts, complete with video content.We think this is the best way to learn and grow your skills.Whether your learning style is through reading, listening to audio, or following along with video, we'll have you covered.Who's involved?Naman Goel - Front-End Engineer putting evermore CSS in JS in React. Works on Facebook’s soon* to be open-source stylex and Flow apologist.Jed Watson - known for creating react-select, classnames, and most recently KeystoneJS v6. Runs a React Sydney meetup. Zach Silveira - Prisma ambassador. Original creator of the React Podcast alongside Jed and Michael Chan. Loves full stack TS, and SwiftUI.Scott Massengale - Our design expert. Spent time working on enterprise applications at Apple. Has a passion for improving design culture.Javier Orejarena - Looking to break into the frontend development industry, he's the perfect person to test out coding tutorials and cover interviewing topics. Chris Scott - Senior frontend developer interested in teaching you all the latest in the JS world, from new frameworks, to setting up frontend processes.Spencer Jones - Indie startup hacker. With a goal of 2k MRR per month this year, he'll teach us how to make side projects that succeed.If this sounds interesting to you, consider subscribing! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/frontendblog/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frontendblog/support