An up to date list of RSS feeds for front-end developers.
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updated Nov 24, 2025
An up-to-date list of RSS feeds for front-end developers (overhauled as of March 2020). See 2020 blog post.
Despite the death of Google Reader, I still use RSS regularly, and I think lots of others in the industry do too — but probably not as frequently as we used to.
This list was originally inspired by Paul Irish's list of front-end feeds from 2011, but it's evolved quite a bit since then. I built my own list, which I published in 2014, but I felt like it needed another refresh. The feeds list has been updated multiple times since March 2020, to correct some broken feeds and other issues.
The feeds list is divided into six sections, which I find is easier to digest when perusing it all weekly, or even daily:
I've excluded some feeds from this list for one or more of the following reasons:
This is always a work in progress so I'm happy to take suggestions, even if it's your own feed. So please contribute by opening an issue.
The list of feeds is in an OPML file that you can use to import directly into your feed reader of choice. You'll also find the full list below with links to the RSS feed and the primary URL of the feed, if you just want to pick and choose your own.
Here is the full list of feeds, categorized the same way as in the OPML file, and each category is in alphabetical order (same as in the OPML file).
These are the sites with the most traffic, most popular, etc.
These are large blogs/websites similar to the ones in the previous category that feature multiple authors.
These are some of the more popular front-end blogs that feature a single author.
This is a boatload of other front-end bloggers that you might find useful.
Hackernoon has a ton of material, so I've divided their feed into categories most relevant to front-end developers.
These are browser blogs and feeds for technologies related to search, developer specifications, browser engines, etc.
These are the official blogs for coding-related tools like frameworks or JavaScript libraries.
These are similar to the multi-author blogs, but are blogs tied to a specific product, startup, company, etc.
These are feeds that focus on news, links, etc. In other words, feeds within feeds.
These are category feeds from Stack Overflow and front-end related subreddit feeds from Reddit.
224 followers · starred Jan 2022
2,205 followers · starred Oct 2025
56 followers · starred Apr 2022
13 followers · starred May 2021
An up to date list of RSS feeds for front-end developers.
1,954
122 commits
updated Nov 24, 2025
An up-to-date list of RSS feeds for front-end developers (overhauled as of March 2020). See 2020 blog post.
Despite the death of Google Reader, I still use RSS regularly, and I think lots of others in the industry do too — but probably not as frequently as we used to.
This list was originally inspired by Paul Irish's list of front-end feeds from 2011, but it's evolved quite a bit since then. I built my own list, which I published in 2014, but I felt like it needed another refresh. The feeds list has been updated multiple times since March 2020, to correct some broken feeds and other issues.
The feeds list is divided into six sections, which I find is easier to digest when perusing it all weekly, or even daily:
I've excluded some feeds from this list for one or more of the following reasons:
This is always a work in progress so I'm happy to take suggestions, even if it's your own feed. So please contribute by opening an issue.
The list of feeds is in an OPML file that you can use to import directly into your feed reader of choice. You'll also find the full list below with links to the RSS feed and the primary URL of the feed, if you just want to pick and choose your own.
Here is the full list of feeds, categorized the same way as in the OPML file, and each category is in alphabetical order (same as in the OPML file).
These are the sites with the most traffic, most popular, etc.
These are large blogs/websites similar to the ones in the previous category that feature multiple authors.
These are some of the more popular front-end blogs that feature a single author.
This is a boatload of other front-end bloggers that you might find useful.
Hackernoon has a ton of material, so I've divided their feed into categories most relevant to front-end developers.
These are browser blogs and feeds for technologies related to search, developer specifications, browser engines, etc.
These are the official blogs for coding-related tools like frameworks or JavaScript libraries.
These are similar to the multi-author blogs, but are blogs tied to a specific product, startup, company, etc.
These are feeds that focus on news, links, etc. In other words, feeds within feeds.
These are category feeds from Stack Overflow and front-end related subreddit feeds from Reddit.
224 followers · starred Jan 2022
2,205 followers · starred Oct 2025
56 followers · starred Apr 2022
13 followers · starred May 2021
