Website Magazine Online
Published: 8 Sep 2008 In: Online Magazine
This web magazine is available in both a print version and in a digital format. It is published monthly and requires a subscription. For those in the US and Canada, the print version is free, all others need to pay $49 or, choose the option to receive the digital version, which is also free. You may also choose to subscribe to their weekly, or daily updates via email.
The digital version of the monthly magazine is delivered in an eBook format, with the look and feel of reading a print magazine and is very easy to navigate. The site itself is chocked full of blog articles and forum posts to assist with the most difficult of tasks.
The team at Website Magazine has done a great job at managing that divide between the printed and digital world. We highly recommend this resource to all web developers.
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