Austin
Texas USA
Austin is the capital of Texas and one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Known for its live music scene, university culture, and warm climate, it has become a major center for technology companies.
46 blogs listed
- Adam Isom
Here's my public calendar — join me! The more the merrier. See what I'm up to now! 🚀 Or, see this amazing list of pages. I use this site for static page...
(opens in new tab) Feature - austinkleon.com
The long-awaited followup to the STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST trilogy. Coming June 2, 2026.
(opens in new tab) Feature - baltazarstudios.com
Baltazar Studios showcases software projects spanning retro computing emulation, FPGA design, calculators, and various technical hacks and tools.
(opens in new tab) Feature - bartongeorge.io
To the clouds and beyond...
(opens in new tab) Feature - blog.adamchalmers.com
Blogging, generally about Rust
(opens in new tab) Feature - blog.atmtxphoto.com
For the Love of Photography + Stories + Gear
(opens in new tab) Feature - blog.nertzy.com
Shares notes on software development, Ruby programming, AI agents, and observations about technology and the web development community.
(opens in new tab) Feature - brandonpugh.com
Brandon Pugh's experiences on professional software development, technology and productivity
(opens in new tab) Feature - Chad Bockius
Growth has changed. Chad Bockius helps leaders make faster, better decisions across product, sales, and go-to-market — backed by 25+ years building and scaling companies.
(opens in new tab) Feature - charliehoehn.com
Charlie Hoehn is a 4x New York Times bestselling editor and the co-founder of Author.Inc. He works with the top 0.01% of business authors to elevate their books, brands, and businesses.
(opens in new tab) Feature - creston.blog
A software development blog focused on the next 5 billion years.
(opens in new tab) Feature - daverupert.com
The personal blog of Dave Rupert, web developer and podcaster from Austin, TX.
(opens in new tab) Feature - David Exe
🏐 🏃 🍵 🧘♂️ 🧗🐝 What I'm up to right now Information Inputs[^1]: Life: Derek Sivers Life: Man's Search for Meaning Life: Tim Urban's Wait But Why B...
(opens in new tab) Feature - David M. Coleman
An aspiring writer & blogger based outside Austin, Texas. Passionate about writing, fanfiction, animation, and metal music.
(opens in new tab) Feature - drhayes.io
It's my front page.
(opens in new tab) Feature - Eric Winchester
ericslog.com - Eric Winchester's Log
(opens in new tab) Feature - erickrueger.com
Hi, I’m Eric. <body> <img src="https://bear-images.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/erickrueger/img_3094.webp" alt="Eric Krueger headshot" ...
(opens in new tab) Feature - fdp.io
My random thoughts on software and other things.
(opens in new tab) Feature - felix-arntz.me
I am a full-stack web engineer, WordPress core committer and freelancer from Wuppertal, Germany, passionate about open-source and best practices.
(opens in new tab) Feature - hiro.report
Delightful tech, Apple apps, everyday gear, and other fun finds from the web straight to your inbox.
(opens in new tab) Feature - jeremydmiller.com
Jeremy D. Miller wrote about open source .NET projects including Wolverine, Marten, and Polecat, focusing on messaging frameworks and recent feature releases.
(opens in new tab) Feature - jilles.me
A blog by Jilles Soeters about software development, web technologies, and more.
(opens in new tab) Feature - joshkasuboski.com
Josh Kasuboski's personal site
(opens in new tab) Feature - joshtronic.com
Josh Sherman shares technical posts and personal essays on coding, music, cooking, and miscellaneous life observations he has written weekly for over a decade.
(opens in new tab) Feature - keithschacht.com
Keith Schacht shared demonstrations and insights on AI, web development, product design, and entrepreneurship across his blog and social media platforms.
(opens in new tab) Feature - kel.bz
Writing about software security, cryptography, and systems by Kelby Ludwig.
(opens in new tab) Feature - kevinkipp.com
UI Engineer based in Austin, TX.
(opens in new tab) Feature - likebutton.me
Kayla documented her personal experiences testing dating apps and first date experiences with detailed observations and safety-focused approaches.
(opens in new tab) Feature - luke.marzen.me
Luke Marzen's personal website.
(opens in new tab) Feature - macadie.info
A tech practitioner documenting understanding of programming concepts including Emacs, Clojure, Java, and other languages rather than vendor products.
(opens in new tab) Feature - markmarkoh.com
Startup hacker from Austin
(opens in new tab) Feature - Matt Kerkstra in Austin, U.S.A.
Staff-level platform engineer with seven years building production ML infrastructure and the systems other engineers run on.
(opens in new tab) Feature - medicmindset.com
You found it.
(opens in new tab) Feature - nathan.rs
This is the website of Nathan Barry
(opens in new tab) Feature - nevblog.com
Tracking the road to financial success from age 22 to 29 (now). My name is Neville, and I'm an entrepreneur and copywriter. This is my financial blog.
(opens in new tab) Feature - nickscip.xyz
Nick Scipione, an Austin-based AI engineer, writes about various topics on his personal blog.
(opens in new tab) Feature - njbrown.com
Where an undergraduate at UT Austin writes about almost everything.
(opens in new tab) Feature - piperswe.me
Piper McCorkle, a software engineer from Austin, documented technical projects, vintage tech collecting, photography, and personal interests on her SvelteKit-powered site.
(opens in new tab) Feature - rauljordan.com
Raul Jordan, a software engineer and Ethereum protocol maintainer, writes about Go and Rust programming, blockchain scalability, and lessons from his career building open source systems.
(opens in new tab) Feature - rcrdo.com
Building my way out — by Ricardo
(opens in new tab) Feature - ryanxcharles.com
Welcome to Ryan X. Charles!
(opens in new tab) Feature - samkapila.com
Sameera Kapila is a product design leader, a speaker, and the author of Inclusive Design Communities.
(opens in new tab) Feature - schneems.com
Hi, I'm Richard Schneeman. I write about Programming and Open Source. I run CodeTriage, the best way to get involved with OSS. I'm @schneems everywhere online.
(opens in new tab) Feature - taylorpearson.me
The home of Taylor Pearson. Studying how you can make better decisions about investing your time and money in the face of uncertainty.
(opens in new tab) Feature - textslashplain.com
ericlaw talks about security, the web, and software in general
(opens in new tab) Feature - tmsvr.com
Developing things
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