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EnglishHow to Follow Sindre Sorhus and Stay Updated on His Work
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The official site, sindresorhus.com, includes a Follow section that is the intended starting point for staying updated on his apps and open-source projects. Use it if you want new releases, project news, or general updates from a full-time open-sourcerer and app maker; the site itself presents him under that description and organizes content into Apps, Help, About, and Follow.
What the site offers for following his work
The site is a personal hub rather than a blog with a dated feed. Its main sections serve different purposes:
| Section | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Follow | The site's own channel for updates on his work | Staying current on apps and projects |
| Apps | His app catalog | Finding a specific app to use |
| Help | Support entry point for his apps | Resolving an issue with an app |
| About | Background on him as a creator | Understanding who is behind the work |
Because the Follow section is the designated update channel, it is the most direct answer to "how do I keep up with what he's building." The About page is useful context but is not an update mechanism.
Steps to start following
- Open sindresorhus.com in a browser.
- Select Follow in the site navigation.
- Choose the channel listed there that matches how you want updates — for example, a social or developer platform profile.
- Confirm you are on the correct account by checking that the profile links back to his apps or open-source work.
Expected result: you receive new posts or release announcements from the same person whose apps and code are listed on the site.
Common snag: the Follow section may point to a platform you do not use. In that case, check the Apps section periodically instead, since new apps are the most visible output of his work.
Keeping up with apps and code separately
Following covers general updates, but two other paths are more targeted:
- For apps: browse the Apps section to see what exists now, then revisit it when you want to check for additions. If an app misbehaves, the Help section is the support route rather than a place for news.
- For open-source code: the site's excerpt references Code alongside Apps, so treat the code link as the entry point to his repositories. Following his developer profile is the way to see new repositories and releases as they appear.
Who this is for
This approach suits people who already use one of his apps or depend on his open-source packages and want a low-effort way to hear about changes. It is less useful if you need a chronological archive of every update — the site is organized by section, not by date, so the Follow channel is where time-ordered updates actually live.