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I’ve been publishing articles over on my Substack page outside of the weekly OpenLampTech newsletter in order to gain readership for the publication. I recently published a piece in which I share my (current) 5 favorite Developer/Programming newsletters and a brief synopsis of each.
Visit the OpenLampTech publication piece, 5 Developer/Programming Newsletters You Should Be Reading, and know that you should definitely consider these I recommend if you enjoy PHP/MySQL programming and blogging as a developer.
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The Newsletter for PHP and MySQL Developers
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