The regulars on Nettuts+ will be well aware of our popular weekly video tutorials, which provide the visual learners among us with a more hands-on approach to coding. I’d like to find a new talented developer and educator to help us out on Nettuts+ each week or so! And to jumpstart this search, I’ve got a thousand dollars to hand out!

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Hey, guys! I’m launching a new series on Nettuts+ soon, and I need your help! The series is called “Language Wars,” and will provide two developers — who have differing views on a particular subject — with a pedestal to speak their peace.

If this sounds like fun, and you’d like to make some extra money, sign up in the comments!

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The first month of the year was a very busy one for Tuts+. Here’s a catch up of the Editor’s picks from each site in case you missed them!

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Hello Nettuts+ Readers! As some of you will have seen, I put up a post a couple of days ago which featured a Slideshare presentation about our sister site ThemeForest. The post sent over lots of traffic, but the comments gave a lot of negative feedback and our new ratings plugin showed an impressive 1.5/5 stars!

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Admin panels are a feature of many web development projects, and in my experience rather a lot of them are less than gorgeous. As we’ve mentioned before here on Nettuts+ there is a very affordable, very professional looking solution thanks to the ever popular admin templates section on ThemeForest. But don’t listen to me, here’s a slideshow about Admin Panels that Don’t Suck:

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People have long been asking for forums, and we’ve got an idea we’re trying out on Nettuts+ first! As an interim solution, we’re opening the Tuts+ Marketplace Forums for Nettuts+ discussion and more.

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The web development community received some big news recently. While not yet in the nightlies, experimentations are, once again, underway, which will, if successful, provide us with native support for CSS variables, mixins, and modules in browsers. The question is, though, is this a good thing?

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From the bottom of our creative little hearts, we want to thank you all for making the Tuts+ Quiz so much fun! We had over 1,500 entries, and 27 prizes. We’re sorry you can’t all win a prize, but we hope you had a lot of fun and got to know Tuts+ a little bit better! We certainly got to know you better, and we learned that Tuts+ readers are clever and good-looking.

Read on to see who won!

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