A practical blog for developers who want to get more from Git, with tutorials on context switching with stash and worktree, debugging regressions with git bisect, and explaining merge versus rebase through worked examples and animations. Readers come away with concrete commands and mental models they can apply to everyday version-control work.
Website: https://blog.git-init.com/
Robert Jacobsen's personal newsletter covers his practical software tooling, such as a git helper for syncing multiple remotes, a lightweight Kanban framework for running software projects, and his enthusiasm for mushroom foraging and identification. Readers get a mix of hands-on developer workflow tips, project management advice, and first-person nature writing.
A Kotlin developer shares hands-on posts about git-gud, a stacked-diffs CLI for GitHub and GitLab, and AsyncResult, a Kotlin Multiplatform library for modelling async state. Readers get practical workflow tips and library design walkthroughs from a working engineer's perspective.
A personal blog by a systems-focused developer covering practical programming tools and techniques, such as Python venv setup, generating co-author lists from git history, and language-aware diffs with Difftastic. Readers get short, step-by-step walkthroughs with real commands and reasoning drawn from the author's work.
A developer's personal notes covering practical tooling tips such as git merge strategies and the OSC 52 clipboard escape sequence, plus reflections on designing SDKs and tooling for AI agents as users. Readers get concise, hands-on explanations and a maintainer's view on how LLMs change open source workflows.
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