Personal blogs

780 RSS feeds tagged with Personal blogs

Personal websites and blogs with RSS feeds: individual people writing about their work, interests and lives. The independent web at its best.

  1. 512 Pixels

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    Stephen Hackett's blog about Apple, its history and things that light up and make noise, from new hardware to vintage Macs.

  2. A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering

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    Matthew Green on cryptography and security.

  3. A Year of Commits

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    Jake Yesbeck's technology blog inspired by open source projects.

  4. Aanand Madhav

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    A product leader who brings product, UX and engineering together, writing practical essays on building products, SEO, WordPress and AI tools.

  5. Aaqa Ishtyaq

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    An infrastructure engineer writing about ML systems, inference engineering, microVMs and distributed computing, and the projects he builds.

  6. Aaron Massicotte

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    A calm, lightweight personal website of photos, simple recipes and writing, designed to invoke a sense of peacefulness and inspiration.

  7. Aaron's Essays

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    Aaron Harris on learning by doing.

  8. Abban Dunne

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    A UX engineer at Wikimedia Deutschland and indie game developer, making things with computers since spacer.gif was a thing, writing about games and the web.

  9. Abbey Perini

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    Abbey Perini's digital garden of tech content.

  10. Abhishek Singh

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    Abhishek Singh's personal blog of thoughts on luck, wealth, business and books.

  11. abouthalf.com

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    Michael Barrett's art journal, with paintings, exhibitions and reflections from a former web designer.

  12. Abu Ashraf Masnun

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    Tales of a software craftsman.

  13. Adactio: Journal

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    The online journal of Jeremy Keith, author and web developer in Brighton, England, writing about the web, design, the indie web and music for over 25 years.

  14. Adam Greenough

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    A UK freelance web designer and WordPress developer, with regular round-ups of WordPress security releases and fixes, and practical WordPress guides.

  15. Adam Wiggins

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    Adam Wiggins on improving software and the internet.

  16. Advik's blog

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    Advik's small corner of the internet: occasional writing and reflections on ideas, AI, privacy and blogging.

  17. aegir.org

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    Aegir's blog of things they make and how they made them, plus photos of the garden and walks along the coast.

  18. Afnizar Nur Ghifari

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    A digital product designer, design engineer and front-end developer from Indonesia, writing about design, web3 and building tools with AI.

  19. Ajinkya Gokhale

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    A Stuttgart-based software engineer writing about IoT, AWS cloud architecture, embedded systems, soldering his own boards and automation with n8n.

  20. Al Brown

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    Al Brown, a product manager at ClickHouse, writes musings, guides and rants about data engineering, with the occasional thought on startups.

  21. Alan Pearce

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    A back-end infrastructure developer in Berlin writing about Nix, NixOS, Emacs, Linux and development.

  22. Alberto De Bortoli

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    Posts on iOS engineering, modular app architecture and developer tooling from a principal engineer in London.

  23. Alberto Gallego

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    Alberto Gallego builds software, writes and takes photos, with posts on simple Mac software, curiosity and interviews with interesting people.

  24. Ale House Rock

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    Mike Street's honest beer reviews, mostly hazy IPAs and pales from UK craft breweries.

  25. Alec Lomas

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    Alec Lomas makes websites, writing about CSS, Astro, design tokens and the web platform.

  26. Alessandro Muraro

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    A web developer's personal site of thoughts, links and technical posts, from guitar electronics to note taking.

  27. Alex Carpenter

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    A staff UI engineer at Clerk writing notes on engineering, developer experience, design systems, CSS and accessibility.

  28. Alex Rainert

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    A product and design person writes about work, cycling and life.

  29. Alexander Cobleigh

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    Alexander Cobleigh (cblgh) writes about peer-to-peer software, small community tools and the indie web, including forum software for Merveilles.

  30. Alexander L. King

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    Alexander King's personal website and blog.

  31. Alexander Sandberg

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    A software tinkerer crafting apps, writing notes on Swift, simplicity and life after quitting social media.

  32. Alexander Thiemann

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    Functional programming and more.

  33. alexsci.com

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    Nuanced deep dives into internet tech, security and the cloud, from RSS misconceptions to how a header skewed time.gov.

  34. Alice GG

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    Alice Girard Guittard, co-founder of Tsukumogami Software, writes about open-source software, Godot and indie game development.

  35. Alistair Shepherd

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    An Edinburgh web developer who loves CSS, HTML and web performance, writing about front-end development, self-hosted tools and life in Scotland.

  36. All-Encompassing Trip

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    Guillermo Esteves' black-and-white wildlife and landscape photography from Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and US national parks.

  37. alvarezp

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    Octavio Alvarez writes about LibreOffice, open source and data, in English and Spanish.

  38. Amadeus Maximilian

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    A designer and developer from Munich writing about design, technology, Astro and the apps he builds.

  39. Amber Weinberg

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    A WordPress developer writing about semantic, accessible front-end development, modern CSS and freelancing for agencies.

  40. Amber Wilson

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    Amber Wilson writes about code, her experiences in tech, conferences and writing a book about switching to web development.

  41. Amit Merchant

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    A blog on PHP, JavaScript and more.

  42. Ammar's Blog

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    Ammar Askar's latest ramblings.

  43. An Index of Verisimilitudes

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    Long-form articles on programming, language and the state of the internet, largely related to the author's own programming work.

  44. Andrea Corinti

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    An Italian blog on the internet, video games, metal music and e-learning, written as if it were still 2003. In Italian.

  45. Andrea's Antisocial Shelter

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    Andrea Zanchetta's antisocial shelter: notes on music, photography, wine, walks and digital life, away from algorithmic feeds. In English and Italian.

  46. Andrei Drăgănescu

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    Andrei Drăgănescu's short reflective posts on life, travel, choices and coding: minimum effort, maximum effect.

  47. Andrew Bancroft

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    Andrew Bancroft's blog on software development.

  48. Andrew Benvow

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    A Drupal developer and NixOS package maintainer writing about web development, Linux and experimental literature.

  49. Andrew Nesbitt

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    Andrew Nesbitt, creator of Ecosyste.ms and Libraries.io, writes about package management, open-source infrastructure and metadata, with a weekly package management round-up.

  50. Andrew Shell's Weblog

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    Andrew Shell, a senior web engineer in Madison, Wisconsin, writes about RSS, rssCloud, open source, WordPress and productivity.

  51. Andri Óskarsson

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    A computer engineer writing about software, infrastructure, Go, Linux and the products he builds.

  52. andrés ignacio torres

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    A Venezuelan software engineer in Vancouver rambling about code, Kubernetes, the fediverse, literature and everything in between.

  53. Andy Bell

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    Andy Bell, founder of Set Studio and Piccalilli, on design, front-end development, CSS, education and the state of the web.

  54. Andy Garber-Browne

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    A UX professional specialising in DesignOps, writing about design, type, podcasts and things he doesn't want to explain at dinner parties.

  55. Angélique Weger

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    Angélique Weger, a coder, designer and teacher, writes about code, user experience, teams and hands-on crafts like yoghurt, paper and yarn.

  56. anhvn

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    An artist and designer's personal website, with weeknotes and media recaps.

  57. Aniket Patidar

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    A software engineer building Rails backends for fintech, writing about Rails, Payload CMS, Docker and LLMs.

  58. Anil Dash

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    Anil Dash's blog about making culture since 1999, on technology, ethics, media, venture capital and the web.

  59. Anirudh Oppiliappan

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    Anirudh Oppiliappan, co-founder of Tangled in Helsinki, writes about building startups, atproto, distributed systems and productivity, plus photography.

  60. anith.blog

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    Anith Vishwanath, a multidisciplinary designer, writes weekly field notes exploring creativity, compassion and emotional expression.

  61. Anna Liberty

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    Anna Liberty's personal site.

  62. Another Rodeo

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    A compendium of assorted projects, experiments and whimsies, from vintage bicycle restorations to web things.

  63. Antarctica Starts Here

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    The personal homepage of The Doctor, with posts on self-hosting, Linux, Huginn, concerts and life.

  64. Anthony Ciccarello

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    A Southern California software engineer building with JavaScript, posting short notes, photos and links about travel, disc sports and nature.

  65. antirez

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    Salvatore Sanfilippo, creator of Redis, writes about programming, software design, open source and AI.

  66. Antulik.com

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    Anton Katunin's blog on Ruby and software.

  67. Aphyr

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    Kyle Kingsbury on distributed systems correctness, Jepsen and more.

  68. arbourtrary

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    Short pieces of writing about nature, technology, poetry and mathematics, plus a lifelong list of loved songs.

  69. Aresluna

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    Marcin Wichary's writing on keyboards, typography, design and interface history, from the author of Shift Happens.

  70. Ariel Salminen

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    Ariel Salminen, a design systems architect from Helsinki with 20 years' experience, writes about design systems, web components and Eleventy.

  71. Arija A.

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    Arija Arčenytė (Ari Archer) posts updates, tools and random ramblings from the free and open-source tech world.

  72. Ariya Hidayat

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    Ariya Hidayat on JavaScript, tools and software engineering.

  73. arjunv

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    Some notes from Arjun.

  74. Arne Bahlo

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    Arne Bahlo's personal blog on building things like a home NAS, productivity, attention and software.

  75. Artem Novichkov

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    A bearded iOS developer writing practical posts about Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode and AI agents for Apple platforms.

  76. Artem Riasnianskyi

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    A developer writing about JavaScript, React, CSS, browsers and the impact of AI on software engineering.

  77. ArtLung

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    Joe Crawford's personal site, a creative web developer and artist, with posts on the web, art and life since the early days of blogging.

  78. Arusekk blog

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    Security and open-source notes, from bug writeups to building your own local search engine.

  79. Asher Baron Weintraub

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    An artist and designer's home on the web, with notes on generative AI and framebuilding school diaries.

  80. Ashwin Sundar

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    Ashwin Sundar's personal site.

  81. Ateş Göral

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    Ateş Göral's personal site, with hacks, JavaScript projects, Vite plugins and benchmarking experiments.

  82. Audrey and Jon

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    A couple's blog of travel, food, recipes and life, from Thai soups to monthly menus.

  83. august morning.

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    A photographer finding beauty in the ordinary.

  84. Autistic As Fxxk

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    Writing for autistic punks, rebels and misfits forging their own path in a neurotypical world, from lived experience.

  85. Avil Page

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    Chillar Anand's personal and tech blog on improving health and wealth with technology, from Mac tools to running LLMs locally.

  86. Axel Valdez

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    A design engineer in Hermosillo, Mexico, writing about design, sharing knowledge and personal growth.

  87. Azan Farooqi

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    A developer and musician writing about things he's built, broken and learned, from design systems to VJ feeds.

  88. Baldur Bjarnason

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    Baldur Bjarnason writes from Hveragerði, Iceland, about web development, publishing, software quality and the risks of generative AI.

  89. Barry Hess

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    Barry Hess likes writing and the internet, and blogs about Apple, work, life and the web.

  90. Bas Ernst

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    Bas Ernst's blog series on RDF modelling, vocabularies and SPARQL queries.

  91. Bastian Greshake Tzovaras

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    An open and citizen science researcher with a background in biology and bioinformatics, writing on digital solidarity, open source and the commons.

  92. Beat Hagenlocher

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    A digital garden exploring programming, minimalism and learning, from keyboards to commonplace books and poems.

  93. Bee Sprawlbug

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    A memory from the ancient internet.

  94. beesbuzz.biz

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    A multifaceted weirdo's personal website: music, comics, art, coffee and rambles about technology and urbanism, all in one pile.

  95. Ben Byford

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    Ben Byford, host of the Machine Ethics podcast and AI ethics consultant, shares musings and his game and web design projects.

  96. Ben Kettle

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    Ben Kettle's personal site.

  97. Ben LaCroix

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    The personal website of Ben LaCroix in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with versioned updates named after insects.

  98. Ben Lapidus

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    Ben Lapidus, a software engineer and product leader in Charlotte, writes about tech, hobbies and life.

  99. Ben Robertson

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    Ben Robertson, an indie hacker and founder of ColorBliss and Holly, experiments with different models of living and working, and writes about books and business.

  100. Ben Werdmuller

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    Ben Werdmuller writes at the intersection of technology, journalism and community, on the open web, media and the fediverse.

  101. Benjamin Congdon

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    Ben Congdon writes about software engineering, AI agents and the economics of tokens.

  102. Benjamin Rancourt

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    A Quebec developer's practical guides on Docker, Traefik, GitHub and Microsoft 365.

  103. Benjamin Smallwood

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    A full-stack developer writing about UI/UX, digital minimalism, the vanilla web, faith, family and hobbies.

  104. Benjy Stanton

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    Benjy Stanton, an interaction and service designer in Swansea, posts weeknotes on design work, prototypes, user research and sea swims.

  105. Bernardo de Araujo

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    Bernardo's brain dump on software.

  106. Bill Bennett

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    Independent news and analysis of New Zealand's telecommunications and technology market, home of the Download Weekly briefing.

  107. billson.me

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    A Melbourne technical team lead writing about .NET, TypeScript, SQL, AI coding tools and gaming.

  108. Binh Nguyen

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    Binh Nguyen's personal website and blog, with short posts and photos from London and beyond.

  109. Bjørn Johansen

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    Notes on web performance, WordPress and development.

  110. Blake Watson

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    Blake Watson, a software engineer, hobbyist game developer and full-time wheelchair user, writes about web stacks, games and accessibility.

  111. Blazestar.net

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    Periodic musings about systems, from board game strategy to crypto and personal notes.

  112. blog.izs.me

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    Isaac Z. Schlueter, creator of npm, writes about code, life, autism, recipes and communication.

  113. blog.prdai.dev

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    A personal programming blog.

  114. Bob Matyas

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    A developer writing about WordPress plugins, automation with AI and practical tech how-tos.

  115. Bobby Hiltz

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    Bobby Hiltz blogs about games, tech and education, with monthly bookmarks.

  116. BoffoSocko

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    Chris Aldrich's digital commonplace book on the IndieWeb, note taking, mathematics, information theory, history, typewriters and more.

  117. Bogdan Buduroiu

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    A critical view on tech, society and cyberspace, from AI-free Fridays to climate dashboards.

  118. Brad Garropy

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    Brad Garropy's home on the web, with posts on his hardware and software tinkering projects.

  119. Brady's Site

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    Brady's personal site.

  120. Brain Baking

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    Wouter Groeneveld's freshly baked thoughts on games, books, programming, teaching and creativity.

  121. Brandon's Journal

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    Brandon's personal journal.

  122. Brendan Gregg

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    Brendan Gregg on systems performance, eBPF and Linux.

  123. Brent Turner

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    Brent Turner filters the new and the noise, forming perspectives on AI, technology and industry shifts.

  124. Brian Knight

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    Ideas, essays and projects by Brian Knight, on local life, moving home and work.

  125. Bruce Lawson

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    Bruce Lawson's personal site on web accessibility, standards, browser competition, politics and music.

  126. Bruno Bernardino

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    Bruno Bernardino builds companies, teams and products, and writes about software engineering, open source and his micro-fiction.

  127. Bryan Braun

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    Bryan Braun makes things and shares what he learns, with essays, links and thoughts on the internet.

  128. Bryan Maniotakis

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    A design director's personal blog on design, noticing details and side projects like a Kobo chess plugin.

  129. Bryce Wray

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    Bryce Wray's observations, opinions and geekiness about static site generators, the web and tech.

  130. Burgeon Lab

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    A Hong Kong writer's entries on the IndieWeb, Hugo and static site generators, open source, digital privacy and self-hosting.

  131. Byte Tank

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    Pedro Lopes' thoughts on technology, software engineering, design, media, music and the world.

  132. Caleb Olojo

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    A software engineer in Lagos exploring how computers actually work, from JavaScript and TypeScript to Haskell and distributed systems.

  133. Candost's Blog

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    Candost Dagdeviren hunts timeless insights into humans and software, on engineering management, learning and productivity.

  134. Caolan McMahon

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    A software developer in Derbyshire writing about the small internet, computers, DOM patching and old ThinkPads.

  135. Captain's Log

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    An infrequently updated Linux user's log of practical how-tos, from DNS caches to emulator disk images.

  136. Carlos Becker

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    Thoughts and discoveries on software development from the creator of GoReleaser.

  137. Carmen Huidobro

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    Carmen Huidobro, a developer, educator and now CTO, writes about building trustworthy, human-centred technology and her career.

  138. Carol Gilabert

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    Carol Gilabert's little home on the internet, with monthly lifenotes.

  139. cascading space

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    Cascade, a protogen who likes experimenting with the web, writes about CSS and personal musings.

  140. Casey Primozic

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    Casey Primozic (Ameo) writes about Rust, WebAssembly, recommender models, generative 3D and performance optimisation.

  141. Cassey Lottman

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    One person is typing.

  142. Cassidy Williams

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    Cassidy Williams, a software engineer in Chicago, writes about tech, projects, AI tools, accessibility and conferences.

  143. Chad Mazzola

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    Chad Mazzola's personal writing on life, persistence and ideas.

  144. Chameth

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    Chris Smith's personal site, with monthly meanderings and posts on coding agents, self-hosting and software.

  145. Chase McCoy

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    Chase McCoy explores, builds and writes about the web, design tools and technology.

  146. cheehow.dev

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    Ramblings on tech, business, AI and digital wellbeing.

  147. Chen Hui Jing

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    Chen Hui Jing, a self-taught designer and developer, writes about CSS, writing websites by hand and interface design.

  148. Chi Señires

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    Chi Señires' space for thoughts and weeknotes on design, Linux setups and music.

  149. Chong Han Chua

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    A San Francisco software designer and maker writing about his projects, Astro and social technology.

  150. Chris Burnell

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    Chris Burnell, a front-end developer in Halifax, Canada, shares notes and posts about front-end development and the web.

  151. Chris Collins

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    A senior software engineer in Glasgow writing notes on software, design, Linux and retro tech.

  152. Chris Coyier

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    The personal blog of Chris Coyier, founder of CSS-Tricks and co-founder of CodePen: short posts on the web and life.

  153. Chris Pederick

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    The site of Chris Pederick, creator of the Web Developer browser extension.

  154. Chris Vogt

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    A San Francisco software engineer's digital garden of monthly recaps, code, photography and piano.

  155. Chris Wiegman

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    Chris Wiegman, a tech leader with over 20 years' experience, writes about privacy, self-hosting, Apple, WordPress and teaching.

  156. chriskirknielsen

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    Christopher Kirk-Nielsen, a creative developer and CSS nerd, writes about CSS, typefaces, Eleventy and games.

  157. Christian Cleberg

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    Christian Cleberg's posts on self-hosting, Linux, privacy and finding stillness amidst the chaos.

  158. Christian Oliff

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    A front-end web developer's posts on Bootstrap, CSS and developer tools.

  159. Christian Tietze

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    Christian Tietze builds Mac apps for writers and thinkers, like The Archive, and writes about Swift, Zettelkasten, Emacs and how programmers learn.

  160. Christof Damian

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    A cycling nerd in Barcelona sharing Friday links, Linux tips and cycling.

  161. Christopher Besch

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    Christopher Besch's homepage with articles on software and photography.

  162. Chánh Đại

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    Chánh Đại creates with code and believes small details matter, writing about open-source UI components and milestones.

  163. Clagnut

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    Richard Rutter, co-founder of Clearleft, writes about web typography, human-centred design, Brighton and music.

  164. cleverdevil

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    Jonathan LaCour's personal site of check-ins, listens, food, family and photography.

  165. closingtags

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    Dylan Hildenbrand, a full-stack web developer and author, writes about web development, Linux and Vim.

  166. cobb.land

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    A blog, mostly: thoughts on AI, books and life.

  167. code.dblock.org

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    Daniel Doubrovkine's tech blog on open source, engineering and leadership.

  168. Coder Spirit

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    Geeky computer science posts on performance, logging, containers and taming VS Code.

  169. Coding Horror

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    Jeff Atwood, co-founder of Stack Overflow and Discourse, on programming and human factors.

  170. Colin Morris

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    Colin Morris (Professor von Explaino) shares steampunk thoughts, code snippets, observations and humour from Australia.

  171. Computational Impacts

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    Tech industry critique without tech-bro-ism.

  172. Constant Tinkerer

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    Zach Feldman's tinkering projects.

  173. Cora Buhlert

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    Hugo-winning writer and translator Cora Buhlert on science fiction, fandom and books.

  174. Coriander in Pho

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    A personal blog of book thoughts and writing, from Agatha Christie to Terry Pratchett.

  175. Cory Dransfeldt

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    Cory Dransfeldt, a software developer in California, writes about software, technology, books and music.

  176. Craig Pardey

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    Thoughts inspired by a career in fintech and banking.

  177. Creative Tension

    rss.

    Notes and observations.

  178. CSSence

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    Matthias Zöchling's weblog and IndieWeb hub about CSS, accessibility and the web.

  179. Damian Walsh

    rss.

    A Manchester interaction and UX designer's fieldnotes from conferences, yearly reviews and digital garden.

  180. Dan Davies

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    A web designer and front-end developer from Flintshire, North Wales, writing about ecommerce design and Welsh football.

  181. Dan Lew Codes

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    Dan Lew's thoughts on life, the universe and mostly code: testing, code reviews and software development beyond coding.

  182. Dan Luu

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    Dan Luu's long, data-heavy essays about programming, computer systems, the tech industry and AI.

  183. Dana Byerly

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    Dana Byerly, an interaction designer who codes, writes articles and notes about front-end development, design and side projects.

  184. Daniel De Laney

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    Daniel De Laney turns ambiguous technical problems into shipped products, and writes about design, UI patterns and software.

  185. Daniel Hooper

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    Daniel Hooper writes about building graphics tools, UI and software from scratch, from C programming to hot reloading.

  186. Daniel Keast

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    A Cornish nerd in Exeter keeping notes on games completed, books read, recipes and code.

  187. Daniel Pietzsch

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    A Düsseldorf web developer who makes the FeedCity RSS reader, co-organises Homebrew Website Club and shoots film photos.

  188. Daniel R. Sim

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    Daniel Sim's personal site.

  189. Daniel Roe

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    The personal website of Daniel Roe, Nuxt core team lead, with essays on open source, leadership and community.

  190. Daniel Rotter

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    A blog about web development, especially PHP, JavaScript, testing and the Linux command line.

  191. Daniël van der Winden

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    Daniël van der Winden, a software designer in Amsterdam, writes about design and books, and publishes the Trema newsletter on books worth reading.

  192. Dann Berg

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    Dann Berg's blog and newsletter on FinOps, AI tools, Ghost themes, plays and yearly stats.

  193. Darek Kay

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    Darek Kay, a front-end developer and accessibility advocate, writes about web development and his sabbatical travels.

  194. Darin Senneff

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    A front-end designer and developer focused on UI, motion and accessibility, with practical CSS and HTML techniques.

  195. Daring Fireball

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    John Gruber's Daring Fireball: commentary on Apple, technology, design and politics.

  196. Dario Djuric

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    Dario Djuric writes about software development, DevOps, incidents and owning technical decisions in the age of AI.

  197. Dario Tordoni

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    Dario Tordoni works with data and analytics by day and builds products in the evenings, writing about it in Small Numbers.

  198. Dartegnian.com

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    Dartegnian Velarde's personal website, with a mood calendar and daily journal entries kept since 2023.

  199. darthmall.net

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    Evan Sheehan's personal website of essays, travel and making things badly on purpose.

  200. Daryl Sun's Journal

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    Daryl Sun's online diary of misadventures in two worlds, from retro computing and games to life.

  201. Dave Cheney

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    Dave Cheney on Go and programming.

  202. Dave Rupert

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    Dave Rupert, web developer and ShopTalk Show co-host in Austin, writes about web components, HTML, CSS and life.

  203. David Beesley

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    David Beesley, a web developer, rambles and muses about JavaScript, switching to Linux and moka pots.

  204. David Celis

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    Lukewarm takes from an amateur pizzaiolo and software engineer, with links, notes and check-ins.

  205. David Heinemeier Hansson

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    David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Ruby on Rails and co-owner of 37signals, writes about software, business, Linux and opinions.

  206. David M. Coleman

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    An aspiring writer outside Austin, Texas, writing about fanfiction, animation, conventions and metal music.

  207. David Roessli

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    David Roessli, a freelance web designer and developer in Geneva, makes websites on a Mac and writes about Apple and conferences.

  208. David Álvarez Rosa

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    David Álvarez Rosa's notes on software and self-hosting, explaining how things work under the hood and how to make them fast.

  209. Davide Aversa

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    Davide Aversa, a software developer and writer, on AI, game design, Python and monthly changelogs.

  210. Dean Hume

    rss.

    Posts on technical leadership, game development and developer tools.

  211. Declan Byrd

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    The personal website of Declan Byrd, with journal posts on life, running and milestones.

  212. Declarative

    rss.

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    Short personal posts from Kwon in New York.

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    Kyle's creative journal of things made, written and that spark curiosity, with monthly learning logs.

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    The personal site of designer Laurent Baumann.

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    The artwork and blog of artist Paul Watson, with notes on art, reading and online culture.

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    Software development and iOS app building.

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    Remy van Elst's articles about Linux, programming, C++, emulation and vintage hardware.

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