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A weekly newsletter to help you learn system design. Click to read System Design Newsletter, by Neo Kim, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

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Explain complex systems with simple terms, from the authors of the best-selling system design book series. Join over 500,000 friendly readers. Click to read ByteByteGo Newsletter, a Substack publication.

Hi, Conrad here! 👋 I'm always eager to connect with like-minded forward thinkers that want to effect positive change in the world. Check out what I've been up to 👇

Weow, this is Gusted's website!

I'm Justin Windle, a Creative Developer from London who likes to mix code, animation, interactivity and generative design. I work across the full JavaScript stack and have presented my work at conferences like Resonate and FITC. Formerly Google Creative Lab / Qwiki / FI. Currently Spotify.

Hi! I'm Joschua, front-end developer based in Australia. I love creating with code and am passionate about faith, tech and productivity.

My website

A social nerd writing about everything

Website of Shasi Veeramani

Alex Lakatos is a reformed JavaScript person. Currently a Developer Relations Manager 🥑 @ Fidel API by day, Speaker and Mozilla Reps Mentor by night.

Posts about security, CTFs and networking

Automating everything

A programmer, sustainability enthusiast, and community builder in Iowa City.

Read writing from Attila Orosz on Medium. www.wayoflinux.com, www.beginnersmeditation.info. Every day, Attila Orosz and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on Medium.

Andrea Righi - Linux Kernel Engineer at Canonical

Blog posts about Machine Learning and NLP.

My path to perpetual learning.

Juan Pallarès blog. Kaizen.

Personnal website mostly about programming in Python, Raspberry Pi, Hugo, Jekyll, R...

Hello there, Stranger. This is where I ramble about software development, the internets, design and music. And anything else that comes to my attention. Like, cat videos.

Me llamo Gabriel Chávez y tengo un blog personal en donde comparto mis conocimientos sobre el desarrollo web en general totalmente gratis.

Thomas Leitner's website and blog about Ruby, software engineering and the joy of solving problems.

The chronicles of a self-taught designer and developer.