In order to keep up with hundreds of new JS libs per day, you need to consume a lot of information.

I work in the Javascript world since the early 2010's so I had to figure out the best way to know all the new stuff, but don't get overwhelmed or loose in the endless information sea.

Reading a few newsletters per week is the best way.

Frontend Focus

Good for any frontend developer.

A weekly issue for front-end devs⁣ without framework bias. It’s all about⁣ the modern web and the good old⁣ HTML, CSS & JS.⁣

Javascript Weekly

For those who likes prototypes and TC39 proposals.

A more hardcore Javascript newsletter. It’s all about frameworks, libraries, and algorithms. Older than 10 years now!⁣

Business of IT

For those who want to learn about the business side too.

New releases, developer tools, productivity, and business tips. Life updates of a digital nomad indie developer (me). Join 100+ devs and read here: http://business-of-it.davidlevai.com/

Serverless Status

For the fullstack friends.

Who want to take it a step further and create those microservices, lambdas. Focusing on serverless architectures.⁣ From AWS to Google Cloud to Hasura and beyond.

Refactoring

For the ones who want in-depth reads about software engineering.

Luca Rossi (@lucaronin) ships this one about the nitty-gritty of being a software engineer. It also includes a library of online resources to level up your engineering game.

As you probably know, there's thousands of newsletters out there, but to achieve the Great Inbox 0 and make sure to only consume the most sufficient amount of information, it's important to keep the subscriptions low.