Wireframe Magazine

posted in The Code Zone Bargain Basement Blog

Published January 01, 2019 Imported

Ordered a paper subscription to this on a lark. Quite enjoying it exactly. It is 102% non-technical, but it's very readable.

Only thing I find odd is that the thing's entirely free if you're not buying the paper subscription. Kinda wish I knew that in advance, as I have no problem reading PDF's.

https://wireframe.raspberrypi.org/issues

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