I have audited 50+ accounts on Tech Twitter.
I bring to you 22 of them [in no particular order] you should follow as a beginner in web development, so you can get the best out of Tech Twitter.
1. Segun Ajibola (@iamsegunajibola)
Segun is an open-minded undergrad navigating the WebDev world and sharing useful HTML, CSS, and JavaScript resources at the same time.
In addition, his engagement tweets are one of a kind.
Definitely worth a follow from you.
2. Csaba Kissi (@csaba_kissi)
Csaba is an experienced self-taught developer with unique content.
Even when Csaba tweets what looks generic, you'll still see uniqueness if you observe closely.
3. Marko Denic (@denicmarko)
Marko is another experienced developer ditching out useful resources every day with no sign of overwhelming you.
He has a blog - markodenic.com/blog - where he posts useful beginner-friendly articles.
4. Insha Ramin (@Insharamin)
Insha is an Indian content creator who took everywhere by storm a few months ago.
Her rise in popularity is due to the useful content she shares day-to-day. Her content revolves mostly around HTML and CSS, with a bit of JavaScript.
5. Pratham (@Prathkum)
This is the CSS Art guy.
Pratham is an inspiration if you wanna pick up content creation. He remained active despite working for many hours every week.
Definitely worth following for CSS 🔥
6. Kingsley Ubah (@UbahTheBuilder)
Kingsley posted a lot of JavaScript content back in the day. He even wrote an eBook.
His inactivity in recent times could be due to the Twitter ban in Nigeria, but I would always recommend him for the zeal he put into content creation.
7. Nanou (@nanou)
Nanou is a coding tutor everyone probably knows for engagement tweets.
Why should you follow her? It's not about the engagement tweets alone, she explains CSS like everyone is 5.
8. Simon Hoiberg (@SimonHoiberg)
Simon is a SaaS founder (@FeedHive_io) worth following for his beginner-friendly JavaScript and React tips.
9. freeCodeCamp (@freeCodeCamp )
Most of freeCodeCamp can be exploited on the official website and YouTube, but you should follow the official Twitter account to get updates on articles, videos, and talks.
10. Nat Miletic (@natmiletic)
Nat is the WordPress guy of Tech Twitter.
If you're learning WordPress or you wanna learn it, give Nat a follow. You won't regret it.
11. Danny Thompson (@DThompsonDev)
Danny is the king of motivation on Tech Twitter.
It's not about the motivations alone, he's presented evidence of how he helps many land tech jobs.
You should consider following Danny if you're looking for your first tech job.
12. Trecia Kat (@TreciaKS)
If you're scared of CSS, consider following Trecia cuz she makes it look easy all the time. You should look out for her well-written articles on her hashnode blog too.
Yes. She's the vanilla CSS girl.
13. Savio Martin (@saviomartin7)
Savio is a young mind who seems to have conquered the web already at age 14.
Savio is a hotcake of inspiration for every young person who wants to learn how to code.
Definitely worth following.
14. Vlad (@VladPasca5)
I've watched Vlad go from few followers to huge followers, from beginner to intermediate, and from learner to earner.
I don't need to say anything about him anymore, hit the follow button for Vlad.
15. Harsh Makadia (@MakadiaHarsh)
One of the Indians killing it on Tech Twitter, Harsh is a no-code guy.
So, if you want to write minimal code, hit the follow button for Harsh and stay tuned 🔥
16. Meet Jain (@meetjain74)
If you're into Java or you're learning Android Development, you won't regret following Jain.
Apart from his threads, he also writes regularly on his hashnode blog.
17. Yosra (@yosracodes)
Yosra is an undergrad I would always describe as logical.
Her zeal to embrace every resource without pitching one against the other is one of a kind.
Follow her for her WebDev-centric articles, CSS Arts, Linux tips, and logic.
18. Seb (@LinuxSeb)
Scroll through her TL. You'll always find something on Linux.
Everyone would agree with me that Seb is Tech Twitter's Queen of Linux.
Seb got tons of content on Linux so follow her if you wanna learn about Linux.
19. Raza (@razacodes)
If you're learning Python, follow Raza for daily motivation and tips.
He's also a shrewd individual.
20. Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz)
Oliver is a must-follow if you're into Web3 and Solidity.
Apart from his Web3 and Solidity content, he posts JavaScript tips regularly with well-explained infographics.
21. George Moller (@_georgemoller)
George is an experienced dev you should follow for best practices in HTML, CSS, UI Design, and JavaScript.
If you're a lover of infographics, you should give George a follow.
22. Jack Forge (@TheJackForge)
Here's where you are free to question the order of the accounts.
Jack was the first to come to my mind while writing this, but I had to push him to the last so people won't say I'm unserious 😂
Follow Jack to get over a bad day with shitposts 🔥
Apart from the 22, here are other accounts worth following:
@ikoichi @Haezurath @limesqez @saam_codes @ANoorTM @RoccoSangellino @codingyuri @notAnotherVivek @heyOnuoha @codinglayla @VittoStack @The_GreatBonnie @traversymedia @akoskm @heybereket @htmleverything @Krishn_aGupta @maryam_farsh @FrancescoCiull4 @mcgillmd921 @Eng_khairallah1 @_ChrisBenjamin @towernter @BatsouElef @PaulElijas...
If you think there's an account worth mentioning not in the list, feel free to mention them so we get to know about them.
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Thank you for reading 🙂