A personal blog by a web developer and content engineer covering practical web development projects, including building a customizable share button web component and a color palette generator. Readers get hands-on, opinionated write-ups about web standards, color theory on the web, and the story behind side projects.
Website: https://ryanfeigenbaum.com/
Long-form technical posts by Ember.js co-creator Yehuda Katz on the development of Ember and its Polaris edition. Readers get insider explanations of design decisions, in-progress work and practical code examples.
A Laravel security resource offering urgent advisories, such as an upcoming PHP patch for critical vulnerabilities, and in-depth walkthroughs of auditing apps with AI security tools and practical security tips drawn from real audits. It suits developers who want actionable, experience-based guidance on keeping Laravel applications secure.
Q42 Engineering publishes technical write-ups from the Dutch software studio, covering projects such as a museum website system, machine-learning visual search for the Rijksmuseum collection, and Kotlin Multiplatform apps. Readers get practical accounts of how real production systems were designed and built.
A newsletter from the APIs You Won't Hate community, collecting API design news, links, tools, and commentary alongside occasional podcast show notes and transcripts. Readers get practical items such as breaking-change detection with OpenAPI, comparisons of HTTP resilience libraries, and perspectives on how APIs serve both humans and AI agents.
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