Top 10 Websites A Web Developer Should See

Sitepoint

Founded in 1999 in Australia, this site offers users web, mobile, design development resources.  It publishes a source of ideas, tips, articles about new APIs, as well as basic framework information such as wordpress.

Github

Github is a remote repository for version control systems that can create a free plan, which is among the popular ones today.

To understand the release process to do version controls and when a version is added, you can return to an older version after a while and make changes to the file and code there or make the desired code updates in a practical way.

Css-tricks

It is a site consisting of articles and videos about web design and development. There are categories such as HTML, CSS, Java Script, Jquery, SVG, PHP, WordPress.

A List Part

Started in 1998, A List Apart provides information about the design, development and meaning of web content, web standards and best practices. It is among the best blogs that open the horizons of web developers.

Smashing Magazine

It is ideal for both designers and developers. Smashing Magazine is growing in popularity. Covering everything from graphics to coding, design and even inspiration, their articles are always written with a wave of personality and humour.

WebAppers

WebAppers is guided by the best open source code around. This is an absolute goldmine, packed with free JavaScript and Ajax components.

Woork Up

Work Up is one of the brightest blogs on this list. Aimed at both designers and developers, you'll find comprehensive technical textbooks and other resources, as well as the latest tech news.

Tympanus

Codrops is a web design and development blog that publishes articles and tutorials about the latest web trends, techniques and new technologies. It provides free, inspiring and innovative content.

Onextrapixel 

OXP was created by two Singaporean developers and designers who really know their stuff. You'll find tips, tutorials and resources galore.

CodePen

It is one of the largest community websites for web designers. It is not a website gallery, but a platform that allows users to share code fragments and designs with other developers and get feedback from other users on their designs. There are a large number of CSS-based design elements on this site.