My name has been on this domain since 2001. These are people who put their own names on their sites too, or something close to them, and whose feeds I read. No algorithm, and just one exception at the bottom.
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- Ana Rodriguesohhelloana.blog
A London developer on her site as a third space online, and on letting go of perfectionism.
RSS - Chris Coyierchriscoyier.net
Web craft, the business of running his companies, and personal posts about music and family.
RSS - Frances Crossleyfrancescrossley.com
Books, film, history and what she calls weird internet things.
RSS - Hidde de Vrieshidde.blog
Accessibility, web standards and CSS, on a blog about making technology work for humans.
RSS - Jim Nielsenblog.jim-nielsen.com
Short posts on building for the web. He calls them opinions with a shelf life.
RSS - Josh Comeaujoshwcomeau.com
Friendly tutorials on CSS and front-end development.
RSS - Juha-Matti Santalahamatti.org
Django, blogging, and why human curation matters more than ever.
RSS - Keenangkeenan.co
Funny, personal essays, with an audio version for the car.
RSS - Kev Quirkkevquirk.com
Book reviews, the indie web, blogging tools and life on his smallholding.
RSS - Manuel Morealemanuelmoreale.com
Home of People and Blogs, a series of interviews with people who write online.
RSS - Molly Whitemollywhite.net
Her own home for her work on crypto and technology, including Citation Needed.
RSS - Robb Knightrknight.me
Weeknotes, now pages and small tools for the independent web.
RSS - Scott Willseyscottwillsey.com
A self-described macOS nerd and old school computer guy, on Macs and the web.
RSS - Tracy Durnelltracydurnell.com
Regular weeknotes and a mind garden of ideas.
RSS - Tyler Stickatylersticka.com
CSS experiments, type and web design.
RSS - V.H. Belvadivhbelvadi.com
Essays, weeknotes and bookmarks, including thinking on what the indie web is.
RSS - Winnie Limwinnielim.org
A reflective journal on music, travel and the meaning of a life.
RSS - Zach Leathermanzachleat.com
Web development, small web components and the tools he builds.
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The one exception
- New York Postnypost.com
My favorite feed. Many of the people above post when they have something to say. The Post never stops, and it keeps a reader feeling alive.
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