Ask HN: As a creative developer what are your sources for inspiration?

[feriforgacs]

I'm looking for websites, twitter profiles, discord channels, books, movies, podcast, etc to get a daily dose of inspiration from new technologies and award winning solutions to fancy preload animations and other tiny details. What are your sources?

[kosmodrom]

Here is some good quality inspiration: https://tympanus.net/codrops/

[rtcoms]

https://codyhouse.co/library

[gatherhunterer → rtcoms]

This is nice and practical, plus she uses Eric Meyer's CSS Reset! That's a big plus in my book.

[GrumpyNl]

HN is one of those sources. Adn i like these https://thebridge.jp/en/ https://www.behance.net/

[feriforgacs → GrumpyNl]

Didn't know The Bridge before, thanks!

[quickthrower2]

Nothing like learning a new tool for me. Recently this has been latex to make a book. Learning new (new to me) tech usually involves a struggle and from that struggle seeds other project ideas and business ideas etc.

[Austin_Conlon]

The design section of WWDC video sessions: https://developer.apple.com/videos/design/.

[muzani]

http://dribbble.com

http://codepen.io

[mtmail]

There's https://www.designernews.co/ similar to hackernews.

[gatherhunterer → mtmail]

Ironically I think that Hacker News exhibits better design than Designer News. The responsive design of that page is such that it cuts off icons when viewed at a width of 960px (half of a screen in 1080p) and on an iPhone SE there are only four articles visible at a time compared to HN fitting 7 without compromising readability.

[_5659]

Nature. Nature never hacks, because nature already owns everything. Every bug is a feature.

[taf2]

Other developers, designers and people having a generally hard time.

[return1]

We launched projectilo to enable this kind of showcasing/collaboration/inspiration especially for indie devs: https://projectilo.com