magazines

[Rusher]

Do people still subscribe to magazines anymore? If so, which ones? (I think reading an actual physical magazine is a nice change of pace now and then.)

[rich]

Definitely not as much as I used to, but I will always prefer a physical magazine over their online counterparts.

You get articles that aren't always posted online (at least not on the official website), and I actually like all the advertising spreads.

[sgoodman]

I've always wished there was a Javascript magazine, but I've never found one.

Shane.

[nickh]

I've always wished there was a Javascript magazine, but I've never found one.

Shane.

How about JsMag (http://www.jsmag.com/)?

Also, you can do things like:

Follow well-known JavaScript developers on Twitter.
Follow JavaScript libraries that interest you on GitHub (http://github.com/), such as jQuery (http://github.com/jquery/jquery).
Join the mailing lists of JavaScript libraries that interest you.
Contribute to JavaScript libraries that interest you via feedback, testing, and/or coding.
Find other ways to communicate with people or projects in the JavaScript community.

[sgoodman]

Thanks for the link.

Shane.