Sites like folk.computer

Willow, a family of peer-to-peer protocol specifications for running independent digital spaces, with a Rust implementation

A community site for developers building on the AT Protocol, run from the blento project's home page, with imprint and privacy pages

Omar Rizwan's personal site: essays and tools on computer interfaces and programming, including TabFS, Screenotate and Folk Computer

Lix, a community-developed implementation of the Nix package manager and its functional language, documented on its project website

Nova, a lightweight programming language for sketching ideas, notes and personal tools, with development logs and notes by June Gardner

Hackaday.io, a community platform where makers publish and share open hardware development projects and build logs

Sam Who's personal blog of visual programming essays on topics like Big O, hashing and Bloom filters

Personal blog by software developer Tom MacWright on web tools, mapping, programming, and his projects

Mimi Reyburn's personal site, a Design Engineer's portfolio and curated collection of quirky web projects and experiments

A personal website by Spencer, collecting his outfit documentation project and public writing posts

A programming language called Gleam, a type-safe functional language running on the Erlang runtime, with its documentation and community pages

The AT Protocol documentation site: specifications, SDKs and guides for building open social web applications, maintained by Bluesky

bunnie's burrow is a personal homepage and blog by bunnie, with an introduction and notes on her life and work

Personal blog and portfolio of Eevee, covering writing, drawing, games, toys and dev logs, with an explicit-content marker

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

Upstarts Media, a newsletter and podcast by tech reporter Alex Konrad covering startup funding, growth and IPOs

A personal web space by independent researcher Chris Shank on communal, prosocial alternatives to mainstream computing and the web

Lu Wilson's personal site (todepond) with talks, papers, performances, albums and experiments on live coding, tadi web and computer music

A personal blog by Jeff Geerling on software development, Raspberry Pi and maker hardware, and open source tech news

Nicky Case's personal site of interactive games, essays, and videos explaining ideas about systems, psychology, and play

Buttondown, a newsletter hosting platform for independent writers, with sample newsletters from creators such as Lex and Ben Norris

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

A minimalist blogging platform called Mataroa, where users write markdown posts on their own subdomain or domain, with an API and export options

A learning website teaching children textual programming through the Hedy language, with step-by-step exercises for classrooms

Gwern Branwen's personal website of essays and blog posts on AI, statistics, psychology, and meta-science, plus personal pages

SemiAnalysis is an independent research firm publishing semiconductor and AI industry models, reports and newsletters for businesses and institutional clients

Jamie Brandon's personal blog of programming notes, monthly logs, book reviews and essays on databases and language design

Christine Lemmer-Webber's personal blog on free software, decentralized social web, and technology, with posts dating back to 2009

A playful web toy where visitors draw horses with gradients, and the drawings parade across the screen

Nolen's blog and project catalogue of web games and tools, including Solitaire Alone Together and snakes.run, an SSH multiplayer snake game

Interactive explanatory essays on physics and engineering topics such as the Moon, GPS, gears and sound, by Bartosz Ciechanowski