Sandy's Website
sandyuraz.com
The site presents a personal mix of writings, projects, and creative side sections like fortunes and an anime page, giving a view of one person's varied interests.
Rys Sommefeldt - Blog
rys.sommefeldt.com
Detailed write-ups cover GPU frameworks, FreeBSD networking, and hands-on hardware projects like resurrecting an HPE ProLiant Microserver and replacing a fan in a Deciso appliance.
Reducible Errors
reducibleerrors.com
The site publishes original long-form essays on topics such as LinkedIn, conspiracy theories, and the AI-powered economy, offering a mix of satire and cultural analysis.
Peter Lyons: Pragmatism on tap
peterlyons.com
Peter Lyons' personal site offers a long-career engineer's perspective on backend engineering, with a blog, project portfolio, and talks.
umagp
umagp.com
The site pairs first-person accounts of hands-on making, from origami to 3D printing, with critical takes on developer tools such as Retool.
Reason Under Pressure
reasonunderpressure.com
Offers in-depth essays on software development topics, including a detailed look at abstraction and practical advice on responsive image sizing.
NULLPOINTER
www.nullpointer.co.uk
A personal devlog with detailed diary entries on building a procedural dungeon generator, covering technical and artistic aspects of the project.
Adam Dueck - Software Development and Accessible Linguistics
adueck.github.io
Adam Dueck's personal site highlights his work at the intersection of human and programming languages, with a blog and GitHub for further exploration.
Abban Dunne - Fix your hearts or die
abandon.ie
The site combines a professional UX engineering portfolio with an indie game development blog, and offers a look at the in-progress game 'Oh No! UFO!'.
John Jacobsen
johnj.com
A personal site with blog posts on programming, art, and Antarctic expeditions, including the latest entry about a group show called 'Sites of Arrival.'.
Andrew Cetnarskyj Portfolio
www.just-andy.uk
The portfolio showcases design system projects such as Compound for Standard Life and Hydrocarbon, alongside articles on design and code experiments.
brm.sh
brm.sh
The site offers a mix of personal essays, photo albums, and logs of recently read books and watched films, with an IndieWeb webring for discovering other independent sites.
Peakscale: Software Development, Bootstrapping, Persistence
www.peakscale.com
A long-running personal blog with practical engineering posts on scaling, rate limiting, and coding practices, as well as notes on running an independent software product.
Vineet's mind space
www.naiquev.in
Recent posts cover emacs keybindings for YouTube, a tagref patch for org-mode, and Rust error handling, making it a useful stop for developers interested in such tools.
Kristoffer Lislegaard - Norwegian audiovisual artist
www.kristofferlislegaard.com
A personal site for a Norwegian audiovisual artist, offering direct access to a music library, video library, and upcoming dates.
Engineers Need Art
www.engineersneedart.com
This site presents original engineering-art projects, from a 3D printing retrospective to a scale balsa lifting body, reflecting a hands-on maker's perspective.
mendelevium.github.io
mendelevium.github.io
The blog offers critical takes on AI regulation and governance, including arguments about age verification and the weaponization of ambiguity in policy.
maya.land - welcome
maya.land
A personal homepage introducing Maya as an 'enthusiasm enthusiast' and 'æsthete', with writings geared toward goth, tech, culture, and the macabre.
Leonidas Tsementzis
leotsem.com
The site offers original essays by a working software architect, including recent posts on the limitations of large reasoning models and the trade-offs of technical debt in startups.
Lichendust — Harley Denham
lichendust.com
Harley Denham's personal site presents a playful mix of visual art, music, and experimental projects, offering a window into an artist-programmer's creative practice.
jdlms.site
jdlms.site
The site is a personal blog that curates reading notes and learning on cloud engineering, infrastructure, and Go, offering a genuine small-web perspective.
A Newbie's Guide to Publishing
jakonrath.blogspot.com
This is the long-running blog of author J.A.
James Cridland - radio futurologist
james.cridland.net
James Cridland's site offers a steady stream of analysis on the radio and podcast industry from a well-connected insider.
Fake History Hunter
fakehistoryhunter.net
This site presents corrections to widespread historical inaccuracies, backed by evidence and research.