Rob Fitzpatrick - Make stuff, learn things
robfitz.com
Visit to read Rob Fitzpatrick's writing on designing recommendable nonfiction and talking to customers, as well as updates on his current book projects.
Rod Schmidt
rodschmidt.com
A personal software development blog with articles such as 'AI Won't Make Your Dev Team More Productive,' offering process-focused takes on engineering topics.
Matheus
ribeirovidal.com
The site offers a personal blog with content in multiple languages, a projects section, and a contact page, with tags to organize posts.
Richard Yen
richyen.com
A personal blog with technical posts on PostgreSQL internals and disaster recovery.
Retro Viator – Classic Computer Enthusiast
retroviator.com
Offers a firsthand look into the world of classic computing from a dedicated enthusiast.
Richard Lord
richardlord.net
A concise personal portfolio covering contemporary dance, writing, and game development, with a blog and clear sections for each discipline.
Richard Towers | Home
www.richard-towers.com
A personal site where a former GOV.UK engineering lead shares updates on his own projects and hobbies, offering a glimpse into an independent developer's life.
redbluemagenta
redbluemagenta.com
The site pairs site reliability engineering topics with left-wing commentary on politics and social issues, offering a personal and technical perspective.
RedNaga Security
rednaga.io
Hosts technical write-ups on Android malware reverse engineering, such as the dex-oracle tool, alongside broader security research.
Midnight Reading: Renkon's personal blog
renkotsuban.com
A personal blog from a Hawaii-born, Japan-based creator, offering a glimpse into their life, photography, writing, and indie game projects.
re:fi.64's site
refi64.dev
A personal development blog with technical posts, including a detailed write-up on processing large JSON data in the browser using WebAssembly.
raurir.com
raurir.com
A personal archive of a web veteran's pixel-focused experiments, offering a glimpse into decades of creative coding practice across various web technologies.
Raine Virta
raine.dev
A personal blog with sections for Mac apps, projects, and a GitHub link, offering a look into the author's development work.
Robotic Tendencies
ramcq.net
Robert McQueen's personal blog offers insights into GNOME Foundation leadership and open-source community developments.
Homepage of Ramiro Gómez
ramiro.org
The site offers practical pandas tutorials with code examples, including a runtime comparison of common grouping methods.
Random thoughts
randthoughts.github.io
The site offers first-hand technical write-ups on Linux topics, such as a review of Paragon's ntfs3 driver and a bash/systemd script for random wallpapers.
Svetlin Ralchev
ralch.com
The site is the personal blog of Svetlin Ralchev, featuring posts on domain-driven design topics like bounded contexts and subdomain decomposition.
Raphael Outhier's Blog
raphaelouthier.github.io
A personal blog focused on low-level programming and debugging, with recent content on ARM assembly.
Racummendations
racum.blog
Contains original technical articles covering Rust, Python, PostgreSQL, and OpenStreetMap, with practical examples such as comparing satellite imagery and building GeoDjango utilities.
Rabbit Waves
rabbitwaves.ca
A compact reference for maritime signaling, covering flag semaphore, Morse code, International Maritime Signal Flags, and ship lights.
psuter.net
psuter.net
A personal homepage that indexes short technical posts, including an informal survey of z-index values and a serverless QBasic experiment.
pthorpe92.dev
pthorpe92.dev
A personal site with original writing on database fundamentals, such as the beginner's guide to 'databasemaxxing', plus links to posts, tags, and about pages.
Python By Night
pythonbynight.com
The blog features recent posts on AI data center water usage and the political choices inherent in accepting probabilistic software into open source projects.
Programming With Style
programmingwithstyle.com
A technical write-up that documents a car-hacking project step by step, with references to earlier parts of the series.