Blogging & Publishing

Browse open-source developer projects, including a CMS and a .NET image library.

This is a personal blogging platform built with React, TypeScript, and Spring Boot.

Mateu Aguiló Bosch presents his work as a web developer and PHP consultant based in Can Picafort, Spain.

Squidex provides open source headless CMS software with support for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server.

Read Johannes Schüth’s developer résumé, focused on Java backend development and software engineering.

Browse Forrest Oliphant’s recent posts on projects such as a tactile labyrinth and adapting tools.

HTML Comment Box provides a widget and setup instructions for adding hosted comments to a website.

Kumar Gaurav’s site describes his experience as an engineering leader and shares professional background information.

Publish posts, discuss software, and follow career topics with developers on DEV Community.

Tony Hudson’s site includes technical posts, including a guide to installing software described in a recent article.

Russ Danner’s site presents Crafter Software, a development studio focused on content management and digital experience tools.

OSINT Techniques publishes resources about open source intelligence, including newsletters and guidance on researching fictional accounts.

This guide teaches Node.js backend architecture with TypeScript, organizing software design concepts for learners.

Tim Murtaugh’s site describes his web development work and his current software projects.

View designer and developer Maxim Siebert’s portfolio, with projects in web and product design.

This guide covers isomorphic React application architecture, presenting software design lessons for building web apps.

Read Bellingcat’s online investigations, resources, and workshops on topics including conflict and geolocation.

Paul Ford’s site collects essays and stories dating back to 1997, with recent writing linked from its homepage.

Read Jeroen Reijn’s articles on AWS, serverless systems, DevOps, and Java.

Notey combines automated analysis with editorial research to help users discover blogs and organize web content.

"Camel" is a blogging platform written in Node.js. It is designed to be fast, simple, and lean.

A PHP blogging platform.

HTMLy provides open source blogging without a database through a PHP publishing platform.

Website publishers can add hosted comments through Remarkbox, a comments service.