A New Chapter for DZone Newsletters
We’ve been working on a few changes to make our newsletters more useful, and we’re excited to share what’s coming to your inbox.
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We’re refreshing our newsletters to help you follow the topics that matter most to your work, explore new ideas, and stay connected with the developer community.
Our Zone newsletters are becoming six focused newsletters, with new names and related topics that were developed with input from some of our fantastic community members, and we’re excited to bring them to your inbox:
- Beyond the Rows: Big data and databases
- Mind the Model: AI for developers and engineers
- Ship & Scale: Cloud, DevOps, performance, and Agile
- The Attack Surface: Security
- Distributed by Design: Microservices, integration, and IoT
- Code & Craft: Java and web development
Each topical newsletter will arrive twice a month, with editions scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Meet DZone Digest
We’re also bringing DZone Daily and DZone Weekly together into DZone Digest, arriving every Wednesday. It will be your weekly roundup of articles and insights from across DZone.
What Else Is Changing?
All newsletters got a refreshed design, making room for the content you care about and more opportunities to discover upcoming events.
We’re also opening newsletter subscriptions to everyone, including developers who aren’t DZone members. Our goal is to make DZone’s newsletters more useful, with clearer topic choices and a regular cadence that helps you keep learning.
We’d love to hear from you: Which newsletter are you most interested in, and what topics would you like us to cover? Share your thoughts in the comments.
You can subscribe to them here.
(If you’re subscribed to any of our Zone newsletters, you’ll begin receiving the updated newsletter covering your topics. If you’re subscribed to DZone Daily or DZone Weekly, you’ll now receive DZone Digest.)
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