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Relatively young blog of mine. Every once in a while I try to write detailed articles about technical things I am currently interested in.
I wrote a 6 part series about porting a Unikernel to Xen: https://janma.tk/2018-11-11/os-xen-001/
More recently I started to take a deep dive into running containers with systemd-nspawn: https://janma.tk/2019-10-13/systemd-nspawn/
I write about DevOps and leadership in a DevOps context. I also post weekly DevOps roundups on a second blog outlining the major DevOps announcements of the past week.
Blog has been active in some form or other since 2004. 2000+ blog posts and 9+ million views thanks to Google.
Follow me on Twitter for new blog posts: https://twitter.com/codeyarns
Less of a blog and more of a software portfolio, but some of you might enjoy taking a look.
https://paulstamatiou.com/ Been running this site for about 15 years now and while I don't post often it's usually long-form detailed articles on a broad range of hardware/software/tech/design topics that take me a few months of spare time: Getting started with security keys (15k words) https://paulstamatiou.com/getting-started-with-security-keys... Building a Lightroom PC (30k words) https://paulstamatiou.com/buildi…
After 2012, I've been writing very infrequently about things mostly related to Python..
It's just random articles - some tech, some rants, and it's got no ads.
I try to add different content but it's a smorgasbord
It's a repository for my book notes (business, self-improvement, economics and other topics). I also post short pieces about things I'm learning. Fridays I post a weekly roundup of interesting articles and podcasts I listened to.
Most popular post are my notes on BJ Fogg's Tiny Habits: https://mentalpivot.com/book-notes-tiny-habits-by-bj-fogg/
Started the blog last year in an effort to develop the habit more than anything. Trying to get better every week just out of sheer repetition and practice.
https://getaclue.me Write about different things. At different times. Interested in intersection of software, business and people. Currently focusing on writing a JavaScript book. Cheers for this post!!! Like finding more writers to follow =)