DevX is a Ghost-hosted newsletter about developer experience, covering documentation, technical writing, tooling and community support as levers for faster adoption and innovation. Its early issues explain what developer experience means, why it matters to companies and users, and outline the components of a good DevX.
Website: https://devx.ghost.io/
A newsletter by psychologist Cat Hicks applying research on psychology to software teams, covering topics like AI skill threat, identity, norms, and organizational fairness. Readers get long-form essays, a collaborative series with Charity Majors, and practical resources such as a book club guide.
Invoke.dev examines how AI tooling affects developer experience and engineering organizations, drawing on independent research such as DORA and DX data. Issues cover AI mandates and psychological safety, the real cost of AI tooling, and engineering practices like testing agent skills.
Essays from a software and devops consultancy drawing on client work, covering developer experience, AWS access management and working with AI coding tools. Readers get practical lessons and reasoned opinions grounded in real engineering situations.
A personal engineering blog by a Google Developer Expert for Android covering Android and Gradle engineering, developer experience, and practical LLM-assisted workflows. Issues mix first-hand industry observations, such as code review and AI test verification bottlenecks, with hands-on prompts and tutorials.
One short email a week with hand-picked newsletters from the index. Free, no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
