Krumblog is the engineering and design blog of the software company Krumware, with posts on platform engineering, internal developer platforms, UX and mobile testing. Readers get a founder's account of building platforms and practical walkthroughs such as setting up the Maestro mobile test framework.
Website: https://blog.krum.io/
Byte-Sized Design is a weekly newsletter that breaks down real-world engineering case studies, such as GPU training inefficiencies, agent tooling platforms, and incident post-mortems, into practical system design lessons. Each issue explains the underlying architectural trade-offs and includes a short sponsor segment.
A weekly newsletter on platform engineering that mixes community links with original commentary on topics like FinOps, observability costs, and AI agents. It draws on the author's own market guides and surveys to argue for what platform teams should own.
A practitioner's blog on platform engineering for Kubernetes, developer experience and agentic frameworks, with hands-on technical posts such as Spring AI observability with OpenTelemetry. The sampled issues include an announcement that email delivery is ending as the blog moves to GitHub Pages, with new posts announced on LinkedIn.
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