Sites like revdancatt.com

Technoccult, a blog on occult, technology and cyberculture mirroring texts such as Kenneth Folingsby's future tale Meda

LettError, the Dutch type foundry and studio of Erik van Blokland and Just van Rossum, sharing fonts, type research, lettering and experimental video

Graphile, a software project building GraphQL API tools such as PostGraphile and Graphile Starter, with a news page

bleeptrack by Sabine Wieluch, a German artist's portfolio of generative art, games, vlogs and hardware projects

Personal site of product engineer Shubham Bose with web projects, tools, and blog essays on UI/UX, privacy, and software design

Parcel, a zero-configuration JavaScript build tool for the web, with release announcements and blog posts from its team

Oscar Liang's blog of FPV drone tutorials, build guides and product reviews

A conference on marketing and artificial intelligence, with NYC and LA events and a speaker archive, run by BRXND

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

Conscientious Photography Magazine: a blog of photobook reviews, essays and travelogues by a writer identified as Dubuisson-style critic, with photography and literature commentary

OpenSCAD is free software for creating solid 3D CAD models by coding, with news and gallery pages

A weekly tech newsletter called Weekend Reading by Assaf Arkin, covering tools, UX, management, infosec and random finds

A cyberdeck hobby site selling and documenting DIY portable hacker computers, with a build guide, FAQ and shop

A newsletter by Alex Wellerstein on post-apocalyptic road trips, end-of-the-world worldbuilding, and nuclear-age history

Project Nayuki, a personal site of programming projects, algorithm explanations and software tutorials by Nayuki Minase

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation website, a nonprofit hub supporting geospatial open source software projects, their community, events and governance

Simon Collison's personal website, a blog and journal by a designer, writer, artist and musician named Colly

Michael Tsai's blog on Mac and iPhone software development, Apple news, and tech commentary, running since 2004

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

Free open source software for video recording and live streaming, the OBS Studio download and project site

CSS Tip, a daily CSS tricks blog and tool collection by Temani Afif, with generators for borders, corners and loaders

Homebrew, a package manager for installing software on macOS, Linux and WSL from the command line

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

Terence Eden's personal blog on standards, Linux, technology, Doctor Who and life, by Terence Eden

OSNews, a long-running news and discussion site covering operating systems, computing, software development and technology news

A Substack newsletter publishing internal tech industry emails that have surfaced in public records, with commentary on each

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

A JavaScript library documentation site for Sinon.JS, offering stubs, spies, fakes and mocks for unit tests

The official website for the Go open-source programming language, with documentation, tutorials, and the Go Blog

An archive of historic text files, BBS documents and underground computer writing, maintained by Jason Scott

Stefan Judis's blog on web development, with articles, tips, learning notes and a weekly newsletter

The Pudding is a digital publication of visual essays that explain cultural debates through data and interactive graphics

Mathew Ingram's personal blog on journalism, media and technology, written by a longtime digital media journalist

OpenCV, the open-source computer vision library, with its services, training, partner program and blog, run by the OpenCV organisation

A Cambridge game studio's site covering its narrative games, the ink scripting language, and its blog, by founders Jon Ingold and Joseph Humfrey