Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
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Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#112I had asked a similar question on Quora [1] few years back. Here is the summary: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Engineering?sk=notes - Google: http://google-engtools.blogspot.com/ - Twitter: http://engineering.twitter.com/ - Linkedin: http://engineering.linkedin.com/blog - Dropbox: https://tech.dropbox.com/ - Instagram: http://instagram-engineering.tumblr.com/ - Netflix: http://techblog.netflix.com/ - Flickr: h…
Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#113Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#114Digital Ocean has some quality posts I've found from Google, though I don't actively follow the blog. https://www.digitalocean.com/company/blog/
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#115Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#116Have Blogs been superseded by Vlogs ?
Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#117Thinking further on this.. Apple is totally not in the picture or i do not know.
Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#118Not an "engineering blog" in the traditional sense. Percona has been posting deep-dive high-quality pieces about database performance and the inner workings of InnoDB since around 2006, so more than 10 years now. If you've ever had to troubleshoot a weird performance issue in MySQL as an Ops guy or DBA, you've probably ended up finding this in your Google results: https://www.percona.com/blog/ Disclaimer: I am curren…
Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#119start here: https://eng.lyft.com/matchmaking-in-lyft-line-9c2635fe62c4
Re: Ask HN: Which companies have the best blogs written by their engineering team?
#120As for actual companies, as an embedded dev I think Atomic Object (https://spin.atomicobject.com) and Free Electrons (http://free-electrons.com/blog/) both do a good job.