Sites like data-star.dev

Fulcrologic, LLC, a software company by Tony Kay offering open-source Clojure(script) libraries such as Fulcro and consulting support

Spanish-language personal site of Andros Fenollosa, a developer offering a blog, courses, books and talks on web and backend programming

Epic Castle is a consultancy offering infrastructure-as-code, CI and deployment services, plus open source tools like the Spire provisioning binary

Ulauncher, an open-source application launcher for Linux desktops with fuzzy search, themes and extensions

Personal website of software engineer Jacob O'Bryant, with writing on Clojure, open-source projects like Biff and Yakread, and climate

Personal site of Dainius Jocas, a software engineer and architect specialising in NLP and full-text search systems, with a journal and talks

Rust reimplementations of common GNU command-line utilities such as sed, awk and tar, by the uutils project

Hynek Schlawack's personal website, a blog and talk archive on Python, Go, TLS and small programming discoveries

Script Raccoon, a personal website by Martin Brandenburg, a Berlin web developer, with blog tutorials, a YouTube channel and projects

OmniFaces is a utility library and component collection for JavaServer Faces (Jakarta Faces) web applications, with documentation and downloads

Essays on programming and open-source by Bozhidar Batsov, creator of RuboCop, CIDER, and Prelude, a blog

A personal site by Benjie, a community-funded open-source developer, with a GraphQL RFC tracker and booking pages for calls

A Language Server for Clojure and ClojureScript that provides editor features via static code analysis, with CLI and API docs

Clew is an independent web search engine that indexes writing by independent creators, built by Benjamin Hollon as a lab project

Editor Code Assistant, a free open-source tool that connects AI language models to code editors for pair programming through a protocol

Personal homepage of Michiel Borkent, a Dutch Clojure software developer and speaker, with CV, open source projects, talks and writings

Defold, a free open-source 2D and 3D game engine with editor, scripting and cross-platform build tools, maintained by the Defold Foundation

cljdoc is a website that builds and hosts documentation for Clojure and ClojureScript libraries, including automated API docs and articles

Bulma, a free open-source CSS framework for building responsive websites, documented on its site by developer Jeremy Thomas

A PHP static analysis tool called PHPStan, free and open-source, that finds bugs in code without tests, by Ondřej Mirtes

Lambda Island is a Clojure video tutorial and blog site by the Gaiwan Team, covering Clojure and ClojureScript development

A Belgian software studio's website covering Rama network framework releases, Netstack.FM podcast, Rust training, and newsletter, by Plabayo

Isaac Freund's blog of status updates and project notes on River, a Wayland tiling compositor, and related Zig tools

Colour Science for Python, an open-source Python package of colour science algorithms and datasets, by its contributors

A web framework for building scalable web applications in Java and Scala, with documentation and source code on GitHub

Andrew Gallant's blog on programming, Rust libraries, regex and CSV tooling, and open source software

HEY, an email and calendar service from 37signals with a privacy-focused inbox, work plans, blogging, and agent access

Gregory Szorc's personal blog and notes on Python tooling, open source projects, and his technical career history

Dan Luu's personal blog of essays on software engineering, hiring, AI evaluation, and programming practice

A weekly career advice podcast for software engineers, hosted by experienced developers answering listener questions on soft skills

A UI framework and documentation site for the Svelte web framework, which compiles components into minimal browser code

A personal blog by Abhinav Omprakash on programming topics, including databases, compilers, Clojure macros, recursion, and backend engineering

A podcast about developer tools and the people who make them, hosted by Andrew Lisowski and Justin Bennett

The Dhall programmable configuration language, its typed functions, imports and tooling, documented on its official project website

NAPI-RS is a Rust framework for building pre-compiled Node.js addons, with WebAssembly support and a changelog of releases

The Zig programming language project's website, covering the general-purpose language, toolchain, documentation, and the Zig Software Foundation

Personal site of Orhun Parmaksız, an open source developer sharing terminal tooling, Rust libraries and project notes

Martin Kleppmann's personal website: blog, conference talks and publications on local-first software and distributed systems by a Cambridge academic

Jono Alderson's personal blog and consultancy site on technical SEO, web performance, structured data, and digital marketing strategy

Oh My Posh documentation for a cross-shell prompt theme engine that customizes terminal prompts, with installation and configuration guides