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Design focused, tutorials, links.

Design focused, tutorials, links.
LJ is the undisputed queen of the forum and rides herd on the EEWiki as well.
Provides a very nice selection of EE templates. Charles accepts third party submissions and has a nice layout and organization, making it easy to find what you want. If you're looking for a template design, or have created one and want to share, be sure and visit.
Created and maintained by forum regular and pro network member Sue, this site's roots date back to the pmachine days. Here you'll find a repository of tips, tricks and code snippets. It's a great place to browse around for EE related info.
He's the Zeus on our Olympus, the Wizard of our Oz, the creamy filling in our Twinkies. Rick's also the CEO of pMachine, and reading his blog will make you very glad of that fact. Expect discussions of business, blogging and coding as well as personal insights into the guy who made it all happen. For me, the appeal of pMachine has always been based on both the code and the philosophy behind the business, and Rick's blog explores both.
A handy site full of tons of EE related info, the EE Wiki is maintained by the users.
Recent to the EE scene, silenz is pumping out good advice on the forums and some sweet plugins/extensions/etc. on this website. There's Ajaxy goodness to be found- that link tracker is sweet- and unobtrusive.
A web magazine celebrating all things ExpressionEngine! You'll find articles, interviews, tutorials and more- all aimed at folks who know and love EE. Managed by Jamie Pittock, expect to see a lot of familiar faces contributing to the content offerings. Fun idea, well executed.
Derek is the number three man on the EE development crew and the guy most likely to solve the really tricky problems that crop up on the forum. He also has a shiny, shiny website with lots of goodies for the faithful fans. Drop in, skim through his offerings, and admire the shiny.
Of the bad? Most of Lodewijk's site isn't in English. Of the worse? I only speak English. Of the good? Really cute cat logo. Of the best? A very nice selection of plugins and modules, well worth taking a look. There's an Akismet port, yearly archives, a file management module and more. Check the ExpressionEngine category to find them all.