Sites like nilch.org

Johanna Larsson's blog, talks and open-source projects on Elixir, Go, distributed systems and the Bluesky protocol

Chips and Cheese, a Substack newsletter of deep-dive articles on computer hardware, software and the wider tech industry

Chris Pirillo's personal site offering his hire-for-hire portfolio of hosting, software and content work, plus a vibe-coding arcade of browser apps

Latent.Space is an AI engineering newsletter, podcast and community by Shawn "swyx" Wang covering agents, models and infrastructure

Simon Willison's Weblog, a personal blog by developer Simon Willison on software, AI tools and web programming, plus a Gemini text-to-speech playground

A community wiki and guide to the IndieWeb movement, promoting personal websites owned and controlled by individuals rather than corporate platforms

Techlore, a privacy and digital surveillance blog and newsletter on owning your online life, by an independent creator

Bear Blog, a minimalist, privacy-first blogging platform with no trackers, scripts or stylesheets, for publishing plain text posts

A generic Lemmy server hosting federated community discussions, with posts and comments from users on many topics

The Nim Programming Language site: documentation, downloads, FAQ, blog and donation pages for the statically typed, compiled systems language Nim

SimpleX Chat: a private messenger app and network with no user identifiers, developed by the SimpleX team

Privacy Guides is a non-profit website publishing digital privacy news, recommendations, and how-to guides for consumers and technology users

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

Open WebUI, a self-hosted software platform for running and connecting AI models, with a user community and documentation

Ibrahim Diallo's personal blog of essays and video tutorials on programming, tech careers and storytelling

Max Woolf's Blog: a personal blog by data scientist Max Woolf on AI, LLMs, Rust programming and data science

Waterfox, a free open source privacy-focused and customisable web browser with its download and support pages

Viktor's personal blog on search engines, web tools, self-hosting and small-web projects, with posts in English

Thurrott.com is a technology news blog covering Apple, Microsoft, Google and consumer gadgets, with stories by staff writers including Laurent Giret

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

Matrix.org, the home of an open, decentralised network for secure chat and communication, run by the Matrix project

Personal website of Sebastián Ramírez, a Colombian software developer, sharing ideas, guides and his open source projects like FastAPI

Julio Merino's personal blog on software development, Unix tools, build systems and Rust, written by himself

Elysia, an ergonomic TypeScript backend web framework with end-to-end type safety, documented on its official site and blog

A personal blog by Cau Napier, an aerospace engineer, on engineering, language learning, and product work

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

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

TanStack, an open-source collection of headless web application libraries and tools, with a design system, blog and chat app

Pocoo, a former team of open source developers behind Python projects Flask, Sphinx, Jinja, Werkzeug and Pygments

A documentation site for pre-commit, a framework for managing and running git pre-commit hook scripts before code review

Motion, an open-source JavaScript and React animation library with docs, showcase examples and a paid Motion+ component kit

Zed, an open-source multiplayer code editor from Zed Industries with optional AI agent integration and the Agent Client Protocol

Leanpub, a self-publishing platform where authors sell early-access and in-progress books, including technical titles on software and AI