kilimchoi/engineering-blogs

This repository is a community-maintained curated list of engineering blogs from software companies, individual developers, and technology products. The problem it solves is simple: engineering blogs are scattered across hundreds of different domains and Medium publications, making it hard to discover where companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, or Cloudflare publish their technical writing. This list aggregates them into a single, alphabetically indexed reference so engineers can find reading material without having to search company by company. How it works: the repository itself is a structured Markdown file (and an OPML file, a standard format for RSS reader import) with links organized into three main sections: company engineering blogs, individual or group contributor blogs, and product- or technology-specific blogs. Each entry is simply a name and a URL. The list is maintained on GitHub, so anyone can contribute by submitting a pull request to add or update a blog. You would use this repository when you want to keep up with how large engineering organizations solve technical problems in production, explore how companies like Netflix, GitHub, or Stripe approach specific engineering challenges, or simply build a curated RSS reading list. Developers use it to discover writing from companies they admire, job seekers use it to research engineering culture before interviews, and technical writers use it for inspiration on content style and depth. The repository is classified as Ruby on GitHub because of a small Ruby script included for processing the OPML export, but the actual content is Markdown. There is no application to run or install, it is a reference document you browse or import into an RSS reader.