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OMG! I'm So Excited!

So in case the title of today's #rehash wasn't clue enough, we're pretty excited this week in the SitePoint office. Firstly, we're on Product Hunt! If you've been following our progress over the last few months, we've been hard at work adding a heap of new features and re-designing the reader experience of SitePoint Premium, and now we're ready to show the rest of the world! If you're in the mood, come say hi!

Number two in our list of things we're excited about is that we've launched the first of our new series of SitePoint Published titles! Developer Essentials will take you through a series of useful tools that every developer needs in their metaphoric toolkits, starting with A Beginner’s Guide to npm, the Node Package Manager, we'll also cover Gulp, Debuggers, webpack and much more! Whether you're a beginner, looking for a refresher or want a deep dive on these tools, we've got you covered.

Thirdly, these things we found on the internet.

New Releases

I know we covered this before, but we're so giddy with excitement, we're going to say it again here. This is the first title from our new series on Developer Essentials. Learn how to use npm, the command-line tool for interacting with a huge repository of Node.js projects. We won't bore you anymore by prattling on, you can check it out yourself.

SitePoint author and Editor in Chief of Smashing Magazine, Rachel Andrew's new book The Profitable Side Project Handbook will help you turn your cheeky side hustle into a money making venture. Who knows? Maybe you could even quit your day job one day?

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From the Blog

An introduction to Next.js for Angular developers.

Here's a fun one. We show you how to build a Slack app in just 10 minutes using MongoDB Stitch.

Community Learning

One of our Community members is having some issue with their drop down menu being unable to post selected data on submit in PHP. Check out their query and see if you can help.

- SitePoint Team