A curated, alphabetically organized list of engineering blogs from companies, individuals, and technology projects.
Engineering Blogs is a curated, open-source directory listing hundreds of software engineering blogs from companies, individual contributors, and technology projects. It solves the problem of discovering high-quality technical content by providing a single, organized repository of blogs where engineers share knowledge, write-ups, and insights.
Software engineers, developers, engineering managers, and technical writers looking for learning resources, industry trends, and deep technical content from peers and leading technology organizations.
Developers choose this project because it offers a massive, vetted, and easily navigable collection of engineering blogs in one place, saving time spent searching for reliable sources. Its community-driven nature ensures the list stays updated with new and relevant blogs.
A curated list of engineering blogs
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Lists hundreds of blogs from major companies like Airbnb and Netflix to individual experts, as shown in the extensive alphabetical sections in the README.
Provides an OPML file with all feeds for one-click subscription in feed readers, detailed in the RSS feeds section of the README.
Actively updated through open-source contributions, ensuring the list stays current, per the contribution guidelines linked in the README.
Blogs are sorted alphabetically within categories (companies, individuals, technologies), making navigation straightforward, as evidenced by the table-based index.
The README is a static markdown file without search or filtering, making it difficult to find blogs by specific topics or technologies.
Being community-driven, some links might be outdated or broken, and there's no vetting for content quality beyond inclusion, leading to potential inconsistency.
Lacks additional info like update frequency, popularity, or summaries for each blog, reducing usability for targeted discovery beyond basic links.