A personal developer blog mixing reflections on AI interfaces, HCI-informed analysis of tools like Notion, and candid write-ups of university hackathon experiences. Readers get practical, first-person perspective on software design and learning to program.
Website: https://blog.mikenjuki.com/
Jeff Atwood, co-founder of Stack Overflow and Discourse, writes personal essays on programming, online communities and the human side of technology. Recent issues cover Stack Overflow's legacy in the age of LLMs, a conference talk, reader stories, and his new TWiT show.
Ryan Singer, author of Shape Up, writes about how to define, frame and shape software projects before building. Issues combine practical advice, conceptual distinctions and a full end-to-end case study video with transcript.
A CTO writes first-person essays on how agentic AI development changes engineering management, covering work allocation, visibility into parallel agent threads, and factory-style workflows. Readers get original analysis and concrete practices from running a team of about twenty engineers.
A practitioner's newsletter on running AI coding agents in real workflows, covering provider usage limits, billing quirks, failover between Claude and Codex, and reasoning-effort settings. Posts mix first-hand incident write-ups with concrete commands, benchmark figures and decision rules.
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