I write about one post per year, because it’s a lot of work. I tend to write about specific projects or problems I’m working on.

https://blog.burntsushi.net

Hi, I’m venam and I write about Unix related topics on my blog.
Link: https://venam.nixers.net/

Hi, I’m Indrek and I write about Javascript, React, and general tips and tricks on how to become a better developer. I also discover new open source projects and explaining why they might be useful to someone.

Link: https://medium.com/@wesharehoodies

Its been a very long time since I haven’t updated my blog, mostly about functional programming & Haskell. Still here it is:

http://yannesposito.com

https://vermaden.wordpress.com/

Blog about BSDs/UNIX/Linux on Servers/Clusters/Backup/Virtualization but also on the Desktop.

I’m Oleg, occasionally I write about Go, would like to add more posts about unpopular algorithms and personal projects.

Link: https://medium.com/@olegkovalov

I blog about… things that interest me. Nowadays, that’s mostly keyboard firmware, but I used to write about Hylang, logging, and various other topics too. There will be non-keyboard content in the future too (bunch of Perl-related things are to be expected in the next few months).

Mostly web programming and related topics. https://push.cx, feed is https://push.cx/feed

Hi I’m Julien, I wrote some technical stuff on http://julienblanchard.com. Nowadays it seems I update my phlog more frequently gopher://sdf.org:70/1/users/julienxx/Log (no feed yet).

I’m Robin and I mostly write about functional programming and software engineering as a profession:

Link: https://sulami.github.io / https://sulami.gitlab.io

I have a fairly infrequent one here: http://www.kmjn.org/notes/

Some research and academia-related posts, some Unix-related posts, and miscellaneous other things.

My blog addresses technical topics and issues, but it might contain occasional non-technical posts (they are “rare”)

I mostly address things that I might be working at a given moment and give some tips and examples on how to do something.

I don’t focus on a single topic, but I write about Security, Python, Decentralization and a few other things.

The RSS feed provides the full articles (I don’t like to bother people and force them to leave their reader app) and you can subscribe only certain topics or categories if you are not interested in all content.

The blog can be found here: https://blog.ovalerio.net

I’m Anish, and my blog is here. I mostly write about open-source projects, research (in systems, security, or deep learning), and hacks (in this sense of the word).

I write mostly about my explorations of different programming languages https://bluishcoder.co.nz

Hi, I’m Atila and I write mostly about systems programming and testing: https://atilanevesoncode.wordpress.com/

Hi I am Jan and write at https://j11g.com (about technology, music and books).

Hi, I’m Chuck and I work at Wallaroo Labs. Our engineering blog posts cover a variety of topics including stream processing, distributed systems, chaos/testing, Pony language, as well as digging into the technical details and uses of Wallaroo, our framework for building event-driven applications.

https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/ https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/index.xml

I’m Nikita. I am a big fan of macOS, automation and tools in general so my blog mostly focuses on how you can get the best out of macOS and the various tooling that surrounds it.

Link: https://medium.com/@nikitavoloboev

Hi, I’m Ryan. I blog about what I am reading, computer stuff (sometimes), and a whole host of other things. I mostly post poems or other works of art that I enjoy.

Link: https://www.boringtranquility.io/

http://sevag.xyz

Topics are in the intersection of code and ops usually. I go over it every few months and aggressively prune blog posts that I released prematurely and dislike/didn’t have enough content to be worth displaying.

Hi, I’m friendlysock and I write about programming and tech philosophical/cultural issues at angersock.com.

My english blog with mostly technical content: http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/blog_en.html

My german blog with less technical content: http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/blog_de.html

Less than one post per month lately.

I have my blog here at the moment https://djhworld.github.io/

It feels a bit crappy pushing to github though, but I worry about the ‘hug of death’ from wanted or unwanted traffic knocking my site offline as all I have are a bunch of raspberry pi’s on my home network.

Might be tempted to join cloudflare with their free account to cache thet content, but that makes me uncomfortanle too!

https://eligrey.com

I write about UNIX, mechanical keyboards and geeky internet things: https://cfenollosa.com

I’m Chris and I also have a technical blog where I share my experiences, open source projects and sometimes opinions about “Devops”, Automation, Open Source, Rust, Golang, Security and alike.

Link: https://chr4.org

Hi, I’m Artemix and my technical blog is about HTTP, the Web, backend and some random topics.

The RSS feed includes the full article so you’re not forced to go out of your reader. It’s currently fairly lightweight imo, but I’m working towards a fully static version with a custom small SSG, so it’ll be even faster.

Link: https://blog.artemix.org/

I blog about various things including Lua and distributed systems. I have not been writing nearly enough recently.

Link: https://blog.separateconcerns.com/

I’m Diego and I mostly write about ML / Data Science, which most of the times is me playing with different data or other projects I come up with. I am not really focused on a single topic so I also write about different CS things as well. https://diego.codes

I sometimes write articles (which I kind of insist are not blog posts) about technical stuff at https://fabianstumpf.de/.

Some more articles are in the pipeline in various states of done-ness, most relating to computer networking or microcontroller programming, might see about publishing some more these days

https://www.robustperception.io/blog covers the Prometheus monitoring system, how to use it and why it is the way it is.

Here’s a link - https://sgoel.org .

I write about topics including Python, Plain Text Accounting, DevOps, and occasionally about Vue.js. And every now and then there are a few “general” posts which don’t fit into one of those categories but I still find interesting enough to write a blog post on.

Here is my technical blog. However, the updates are sporadic.

Hi, I’m Vaibhav and I write about functional programming (especially with Haskell and Nix) and automation.

Link: https://vaibhavsagar.com

I’m Martin (or mort). I’ve been writing about weird C stuff lately, and random technical stuff before that.

Link: https://mort.coffee

Sadly, there’s no RSS feed; it’s something I plan to maybe eventually add, but my static site generator was my first C project, and is something I haven’t touched in many years, so it might take a while.

I’m Bogdan and I sometimes write about Python.

Link: https://defn.io

I’m Stjepan and I tend to write about React, NodeJS and JS in general. I am planning to broaden the topics a little bit by writing about Go, cloud native development, AI, etc.

Link: https://medium.com/@stjepan.golemac Feed: https://medium.com/feed/@stjepan.golemac

I blog very occasionally here.

I write a mixture of shoot-from-the-hip spam and technical deep dives, usually after too much coffee, and often with at least some tangential relation to Python. Very occasionally I’ve accidentally broken some big stories. For the past year I’ve been documenting progress on developing Mitogen and its associated Ansible extension.

https://sweetness.hmmz.org/

Favourite tech: Guerilla optimization for PyPy, Deploying modern apps to ancient infrastructure, Fun with BPF

Favourite rants: I will burn your progress bar on sight, Data rant

Hey there, I’m Vincent. My writing output is not very stable — I can go months without a post — but here is my small blog: https://vfoley.xyz

I dont post often, but I did redo my website recently and posted it here a few days ago.

https://www.patrick.marchand.ski

My personal one is https://www.monkeysnatchbanana.com/ but I rarely post there. Much more of my time goes into stuff on the blog where I work https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/ and for the programming language that I work on https://www.ponylang.org/blog/.

I write about programming and other tech on my blog at http://www.wezm.net and I write about operating system and computer adventures at http://bitcannon.net

I’m Eric and I write about things like obfuscated C code or reversing the Quake cracking program QCrack.

http://faehnri.ch/

https://unrelenting.technology more microblog than blog — I write long form articles with actual titles almost never :D

I write at https://codeplea.com sometimes.

Hi, I’m Frederic and I write mostly about UNIX and DNS related topics.

Link: https://www.cambus.net

I’m L. Tindall and I write about Rust, Python, hacking, reverse engineering, and sometimes hardware at https://leotindall.com

I write blog posts when I have the impulse or time. Usually technical stuff but sometimes other things as well.

http://markfischerjr.com/

I’m not particularly proud of anything I’ve written, but I suppose I’ll link anyway since my post on Rust seemed to get some attention.

http://jakob.space/blog

I write programming stuff, cryptography stuff, and also just general ideas that are on my mind. Have a gander: https://cryptolosophy.org

I have 3 websites where I publish technical thoughts. My primary blog is Jungle Coder, which is roughly 75% technical and 25% personal. I use Andy Rambles on other occasions, that’s 95% technical, usually around video game related stuff, or things that are more intensely technical. Both of those sites have RSS feeds. Finally, I have a wiki for lists and less polished thoughts at https://idea.junglecoder.com which doesn’t have an RSS feed as of yet (it’s on the list of things I’d like to add to the software, but cobbler’s kids and all), but does arrange the articles from most recently changed to least recently changed.

https://singpolyma.net/category/tech/

This is my blog: https://itscode.red/

I usually post about twice a month. Mostly opinions and things I’m working on.

Hi, I’m Simon and I try to write about functional programming, work culture, and random TIL tidbits at: https://pzel.github.io/ (RSS: https://pzel.github.io/feed.xml).

At work, I also post on the Wallaroo Labs blog: https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/, where I dogfood our technology as much as I can.

There isn’t much right now, but I’m (slowly) working on changing that: http://rkallos.com/

https://greduan.com/blog

Although I don’t write very often. I used to write a lot of “here’s what I think about this thing” kinda posts, related to Unix and text editors.

I blog at petecorey.com. Lately I’ve been writing about Elixir, Bitcoin, and music. Over the years I’ve written quite a bit about the various technologies I’ve worked with (Node.js, GraphQL, etc…) and anything else that interests me.

You already know mine, but I’ll share it here for everyone else. https://joshmanders.com and rss is at https://joshmanders.com/rss.xml

Hi, I’m Damien. I occasionally write at https://dmathieu.com

i’m xero. ive been running a blog since the 90s. topics are all over the place and range from html, css, javascript, perl, regex, sql, flash, shell scripting, linux/unix, ascii/ansi/text art, graffiti, music, or whatever else i feel like writing about at that moment in time.

https://blog.xero.nu

rss to my blog, mostly around operating systems (*BSD) and pkgsrc.

I write about functional programming in Haskell and PureScript intermittently at http://blog.functorial.com

I’m Benaiah, and I blog occasionally about JS, Lisps, Emacs, and other things at https://benaiah.me.

Hi I’m Jeff and I have a couple posts about cryptography and engineering productivity (like pair programming). https://www.jeffcarp.com/

Hey, I occasionally blog about reverse engineering, networking and other stuff that I find interesting. I can’t find too much time to blog due to my work but still I’m trying to keep it going.

https://gkbrk.com/

Thanks for this thread, I’ll definately add some new RSS entries myself.

Here’s my blog: http://anadoxin.org/blog

Hi, I’m Ishan and I write anywhere from 2-6 posts a year on my blog https://ishan.co/blog

I also write about games at times but mostly, it’s useful tips related to issues I face. Mostly centered around PHP, Machine Learning (not yet started), macOS and iOS.

Hi I’m Salar and I write about Scala, Python and related technologies. I am planning on writnig one blog per week going forward to make up for not blogging much last few years so look forward to having more readers and engaging with more people

Link: https://www.softinio.com/

Hi, I’m Austin and I write about Bayesian statistics and probabilistic programming Link: https://austinrochford.com/

I’m Brian and I edit the blog @LogRocket. Mostly front-end topics written by dozens of contributors. Hosted on Medium. https://blog.logrocket.com

I occasionally write about Win32 and its history, being something I know. I haven’t done it in a while and should do more though.

Link: http://www.malsmith.net/blog/

My blog is blog.bityard.net. I went through a dry spell for a couple years but I’m starting to write more about Linuxy, SysAdminy, and hopefully devopsy stuff soon.

http://blog.bityard.net/

Hey, I’m Kabir and I write about design, the web, systems, programming languages, AI, and cryptography. Mostly things I’m working on at the moment — I have plenty of posts planned but seldom get the time to write them.

https://blog.kabir.sh

My blog is at https://eliteinformatiker.de/ and it’s a mixture of both German and English texts about topics I am interested in at the given point in time. I think I write about one article per month. The past few articles had a focus on hosting and news crawling + analysis of news. An overview of all articles is here (currently not really sorted by language): https://eliteinformatiker.de/categories/

Hi c12, when you’ve compiled the list and added them to your RSS reader could you share the OPML file?

I’m Michael and I write about software architecture and design at http://www.michaelnygard.com

I’m Joël, and I write about math and weird things I find while writing software.

https://nerderati.com

Sadly I don’t write more than ~3-4 posts per year.

Side note: I wrote a blog post about 7 years ago summarizing some stuff in the ssh_config man pages that I found useful, and I’m (to this day) the no. 1 search result for “ssh config”. Just a fun fact that makes me smile :)

https://chrisshort.net

Mainly technical with some notes about other things too

I still hope to revive mine: http://softwaremaniacs.org/blog/en/

I spend too much time fiddling with the site itself instead of writing articles, but here it is anyways:

https://tiuxo.com

These days I post about IndieWeb tech, game development, static websites and other hobby web projects, and random miscellaneous stuff (since my blog also includes my microblogging). It’s here: https://ludovic.chabant.com/devblog/

https://www.zachary.com/ – posting infrequently about technology and its impact on me/society.

Hi, I’m Neeraj and I mostly write about system security including topics like OpenBSD Internals, Kernel, Linux and other security or system related things that excites me :)

Link: https://medium.com/@_neerajpal

http://muratbuffalo.blogspot.com I am a professor at University at Buffalo, SUNY, currently on sabbatical at Microsoft Cosmos DB. I write about distributed systems broadly defined (distributed coordination, Paxos, consistency, blockchain, distributed algorithms, TLA+) , and on academia/research/learning.

My blog is primarily about Clojure https://yogthos.net/

Haven’t posted recently, but I might pick it up again soon. Mostly post about compilers, linux, and gamedev: http://charliethe.ninja/

I’ve written a few random things, including Rust, but don’t post much. I used to blog very extensively, and expect to pick up again.

https://raphlinus.github.io/

Hi! I’m Charles. I’m mostly trying to get better at writing through blogging, but I hope there is some interesting stuff! charlesetc.com

I’m Jacob and I don’t really write anymore, but should get back in the habit. Two-factor authentication, concatenative language experiments, team dynamics, and optics. Lost in Permutation: https://jacob.jkrall.net

https://zebmccorkle.u.asymptote.club/

I write about just about anything that piques my interest or I feel needs to be on the internet. It’s also the de facto Asymptote Club blog (the de jure one I guess would just be the mailing list).

https://sedimental.com – My essays on Python and software https://pythondoeswhat.com – Python tricks and oddities

I’m John, I write about projects I’m interested in at the time or working on which are mostly related to System Administration, Unix and Linux.

https://ramsdenj.com/

Lots of conference notes over the years and technical things that have interested me. I’ve updated less since getting into management, though.

http://trevmex.com/

https://strugee.net/blog - the site is built using a static site generator that I wrote. (tl;dr: aggressively modular, built on streams, and the internals are squeaky clean and exposed to users, so you can trivially understand/change what’s going on.)

I write mostly about projects I maintain, the biggest of which is http://pump.io. There’s a bunch of other random stuff in there too though.

Warning: politics are in there too. This post is making me think I should make a more general “technology” category. I have a hidden category that feeds into Blaggregator; maybe I’ll make one for Planet Crustacean too!

I write about software history, formal methods, and Weird Niche Topics that catch my interest.

https://www.hillelwayne.com

I write about CSS, JavaScript, Front-end, and Design

https://reading.supply/@jim

https://lthms.xyz/index

I mostly —but not exclusively— blog about functional programming (Haskell and Coq in particular), and pijul.

I write mostly about using asyncio to build web frameworks and servers, specifically Quart and Hypercorn.

https://medium.com/@pgjones/

https://abhinavsarkar.net/

I recently started blogging and most of the posts I write are tutorial-like. I mostly write about Haskell and other functional programming relating things.

https://zwischenzugs.com

I write how-tos for OpenBSD users, share my shell scripts, and my setup.

Link: https://www.romanzolotarev.com/

https://nick.zoic.org/ … a fair bit of Python, MicroPython, IoT kind of stuff.

Doesn’t actually have an RSS feed right now, I probably should fix that.

Jehanne operating system (feed at http://jehanne.io/atom.xml)

Recently tore it up so needs a lot of love (and some contents) but I tend to write things to help remember / understand them.

https://obscurity.xyz/

Most of what I write is technical, but there’s just one problem… I usually blog in German. Anyway, here’s the URL:

https://mg.guelker.eu/

I post rarely, and there’s a lot of far-left politics in there as well: https://flowing.systems/

http://kevinmahoney.co.uk/articles/

Mostly stuff about types and databases.

Wow so many incredible replies. https://www.photogabble.co.uk is my blog its topics include javascript tutorials and general tinkering with golang, basic and php.

I am at https://deftly.net. I mostly write about OpenBSD related things :D

haven’t posted in a while but it is http://psychedeli.ca

https://blog.funcall.org

Mostly Lisp, with some random vintage systems posts thrown in.

https://blog.asrpo.com/

I write sporadically, about what I think needs to be written about. It mostly contains bootstrapping/recreating things from scratch things at the moment. There’s a sort-of overview here.

Its also intended as a reverse search engine of sorts where I try to find people interested in the same things.

Used to be http://pixelmonkey.org, but I just migrated it to http://amontalenti.com. Not 100% technical content, but a lot of technical stuff there.

Here’s my tech category: https://amontalenti.com/category/technology

Also, some technical posts at: https://blog.parse.ly/post/author/andrew-montalenti/

I’m Freddy and I do security things. Mostly web security: https://frederik-braun.com/archives.html

Hi, I’m jfb and I switch static site generators more often than I post at the executive orc house.

I’m Benjamin, and I have maintained bitquabit as my (mostly) technical blog since about 2005 or so. It wanders into management a couple of times, cause that’s where my career took me, but it’s generally focused on coding.

Guess that would be

http://gerikson.com/blog/comp/

It’s mostly just my adventures with Advent of Code and Project Euler.

I occasionally write at https://bernsteinbear.com

Mostly PL stuff

Hi I’m Jon. I don’t frequently update my blog, but I’m trying to update more often in 2018. I plan to post soon about Docker, sdr, go-lang, VCVRack, BGP routing in the nycmesh and the OpenBSD hypervisor.

https://jonwillia.ms/

I don’t write a lot, but I’m trying to continue writing at least a little:

http://www.soulcutter.com

Yes, I know, I need to get https goin

Hi, I’m probablyfine and I mostly write about some open-source stuff and collaborative software development.

Link - https://medium.com/@probablyfine

https://begriffs.com lately it’s been database topics, but also includes unix articles, and opinion pieces about the internet (vs the www).

gopher://vernunftzentrum.de/1/ckeen/phlog/ atom feed at: gopher://vernunftzentrum.de/0/ckeen/phlog/alilipona.atom You can use curl(1) as a fetcher for your feed reader.

We have a technical blog on distributed systems, streaming and realtime data at https://blog.ably.io/, although because it’s on Medium, it’s hard to separate out all of the less technical content (around 30% of it).

I mostly write about the intersection of tech and society. Must write moooore!

https://mempko.wordpress.com

There would be a blog here if I got around to building one. I don’t really want to use another technology cause I know building one myself would be a good learning process for me.

I mostly write about Elm at the moment but really I post about whatever happens to be my primary area of interest at the time: https://korban.net/posts/

https://nrempel.com/guides/

https://peterlyons.com/problog

I’ve recently started writing some technical stuff on a blog. Will probably continue in the areas of algorithms, AI (combinatorial optimization, constraint programming, game playing AI), and programming languages (Rust related currently)

Link: https://zayenz.se/blog/

I don’t separate my technical posts from other topics. I publish to https://medium.com/@enkiv2 with periodic backups to http://www.lord-enki.net/medium-backup/ & highlights periodically featured & categorized on http://www.lord-enki.net/