Seattle

Thoughts on game development, science, and art.

John Lian’s site: photos, write-ups on tech fixes, and things worth remembering.

Kelly Sutton, a software engineer and CTO, wrote about Rails development, engineering practices, technical migrations, AI, and building teams.

Making things make sense

Casey Peel shared technical posts, personal reflections on identity and relationships, and documentation about his work in open source and public domain ebooks since 2006.

Internet home base of Seattle-based artist, writer, and enormous nerd, KIRISKA, or Kiri Yu.

Personal blog and portfolio.

Kyle Pace is a Product Manager in Seattle, Washington. He currently works at Cascade PBS, and is pursuing his Masters of Business Administration at Seattle University.

A software engineer and consultant from Scotland exploring distributed systems, graph theory, FHIR healthcare data standards, and columnar data processing.

Mark Damon Hughes blogs about tech and everything else

I am an experimental musician, writer, archivist, information scientist, and technologist, living on unceded Coast Salish lands in the Seattle area.

Matt Michie - Site reliability engineer and consultant with 20+ years at Amazon, AWS, Uber, Twitter, and Meta. Infrastructure, security, and AI consulting for startups.

Brent Simmons shares short observations and commentary on software development, Apple, technology, and programming challenges.

Mike Davidson, a design executive at Microsoft, writes about design, technology industry trends, and career challenges in AI-driven work environments.

James Montemagno is a programmer, speaker, podcaster, writer, gamer, stream, teacher, and frequently blogs on .NET, Xamarin, C#, ASP.NET, IoT, and more.

Pam Mandel covers travel, food, Seattle life, ukulele, e-bikes, and personal essays as a self-described weirdo and gadfly.

Software and other dark arts, by Nolan Lawson

Held together by lifechats

A personal blog featuring daily musings about aquariums, plants, family activities, pets, and life observations from someone in the Seattle area.

Welcome to my outpost in the Internet! I post about technology, civil society, and consciousness, often with a focus on AI.

Principal software developer

Phil Crissman writes about programming language theory and type systems as part of his learning journey outside his day job.

Public Transit Analytics explores public transit planning and access measurement through data analysis and mapping tools.

Perspectives on thinking, learning, decision making, and occasionally running.

Ran Prieur explores board games, music covers, philosophy, and critiques of technology through long-form writing and creative projects like custom Spirit Island game content.

Ray Li writes about artificial intelligence limitations, exponential growth patterns, and cognitive reappraisal techniques for managing emotions and perspective.

Software development and daily life in Seattle

I'm Roland, a product-minded engineer building developer tools and open source software. Writing code since age 8, shipping products professionally since 1995. I care about what makes tools feel right…

Rajath Ramakrishna documents his experiences learning new programming concepts, building Android apps, and exploring tools like Wireguard and Tailscale.

The personal website of Ryan Madden.

Samuel Karp wrote about software engineering topics including container runtime development, FreeBSD systems, and building software tools for personal use.

Python Steering Council member, CPython Release Manager (3.16 and 3.17), Python Core Developer, and Engineer at FastAPI Labs.

The Official Internet home of Sean Oliver.

Life, horology, technology, Seattle, career, et cetera

I’m Skyler. I'm from Seattle. I like to fix things. I also like to take photos. Sometimes I write stuff down. Sometimes I do it here. Please check out my pos...

Solarbird publishes on diverse topics including bike maps for the Seattle area, technology criticism, policy commentary, and personal projects.

Information architect. Product manager. Decent fellow.

A collection of mostly running and beer (and book) related notes

Thinking, learning and just interested….

A blog covering web accessibility, digital media player development, music composition, and personal reflections on sports and family history.

Geoffrey Grosenbach

Tracy Durnell explores thinking, learning, creative processes, science fiction writing, and cultural topics like the future of the internet and resisting fascism.

Transit sleuthing Seattle, Portland, and maybe a place near you.

working on beneficial artificial intelligence