A round-up-style newsletter where bloggers answer a standard set of questions about their blogging history, platforms, routines and advice. Readers get short, personal reflections on why people blog and how they started, rather than in-depth analysis.
Website: https://bloggers-on-blogging.ghost.io/
A data engineer's blog with practical, first-person posts on data engineering, LLM tooling, and SQL. Readers get explanations grounded in hands-on experience, such as token counting and cost logging, SQL interview patterns, and AI-citation optimization for small blogs.
A personal blog by an artist and writer covering pen-and-ink illustration, the upkeep of a WordPress migration, and reflections on social media and blogging culture. Readers get a candid, first-person look at a working illustrator's process and long-form musings on how the web has changed.
Birchtree is a personal blog by a long-time tech writer covering Apple, technology and AI, with reflective essays and commentary on media and public claims. Recent issues mix sharp critiques of 'nobody knows this' overconfidence with a personal retrospective on sixteen years of blogging.
A personal blog of a software developer sharing side projects, experiments with LLMs and self-hosting, and reflections on coding and work. Readers get informal, first-person write-ups of what the author builds and the tools he uses.
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