What do people think of Versioning Newsletter?
Have been a subscriber since 2015 and already switched over to the new paid model. Thanks Adam!
Content and talent worth paying for. That's the short and long of it.
When it is written by a Kiwi based in Melbourne, then you know it will be quality. Versioning easily does the job of 3-4 newsletters.
I sat across from Adam as he cleverly put together over 400 editions of this daily newsletter, over my past two years at SitePoint. It didn't take me long to fall in love with the magic this brings to my inbox everyday, and become attached to Versioning as it's grown.
It's long been a well regarded, and super successful free newsletter in web and design, and I'm excited to see what this new chapter will bring.
Best of luck my friend, you deserve the success coming to you!
I've been a subscriber since the start and think it's a brilliant service - I regularly use things Adam has brought to my attention and hope to carry on discovering bright and shiny new things with him.
It's the highlight of my morning commute. Fantastic distraction. I think I get something out of it at least 94.5% of the time.
I can't even remember how I originally found this newsletter, but I look forward to it every morning in the office while I drink my coffee. To be honest, sometimes I spend an hour drinking my coffee because the content is just so good. It's an excellent balance between tutorials, web developments, news, and interesting stuff!
Versioning is: Hilarious, Well-curated, Current, (inexpensive!), Fresh, Light, Consistent.
Adam's Versioning newsletter helps me feel like I can do my actual work, AND keep up with everything that's happening in the tech world. I believe this was the original point of the newsletter, and Adam has never lost connection with his values.
Versioning makes me feel like a cool person.
I have followed this newsletter since 2015 and it is the only newsletter I consistently read. I love Adam's side notes and humor to go along with the links.