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The web page is completely broken unless you create an account. It eats up search results for solutions then requires an account to view them, then ends up being useless because the articles are garbage and out of date. This is the basically the tech version of that stupid site for art projects that everyone hates.
Very Good Resources and Product Reviews for Enthusiasts and Stricty I.T. Professionals.
Always something extra and over and above all unique in the articles covered by Hackster.io.
Regular and Comprehensive issues with updates just about anything new/upcoming.
I can spend a lot of time reading the articles and find it to be interesting and informative on the subject of IoT, New Technologies, and Consumer Electronics.
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