Domestic more blogs for geeks
Is that read Habr, news of the world explored, the new book has not started and I want some quality technical information — notes from the programmers, links to interesting news from Western colleagues, and just likovskij pieces. How to be in this case? You can contact Western technical blogosphere, fortunately, there is plenty to choose from. But the Patriotic blogosphere with programming and gukovskii bias is able to please the pickiest reader. Under the cut there are links to the most interesting (in my opinion) blogs Russian IT leaders. Habré already something similar, but without a description and a clear theme. The following blogs will be of interest to most programmers.
1. http://softwaremaniacs.org/
Blog of Ivan Sagalaev — programmer, architect and Evangelist. In the past Ivan head of group development of content services in the company "Yandex". In his blog he talks about parallel and asynchronous computing, high loads and parses the guts of Django. A notes supported by examples, which really faced the team of the Yandex, with the development of various services.
Ivan is the author of many well-known libraries (perhaps the most famous is IJSON and highlight.js). About their development in the blog also there are notes.
In addition, the site has a forum where hanging out and not very experienced Django programmers, discussing various issues associated with this framework.
2. addmeto.cc
Linkblog Gregory Bakunov — informed Deputy head of Department of development of Yandex, and now Director of the distribution technologies of the company Yandex. Gregory is known to many readers of Habra as one of the leading IT-podcast radio-t, it also known on Twitter.
In his linkblog he conducts an experiment — one hour a day reading the news and share the most interesting of them with the readers of your linkblog (however, it is not always because he is busy). The blog provides links to a variety of topics, from interesting video on youtube, to rare libraries, and descriptions of the various technologies. Each link Bobuk accompanied by a brief description, from which, by the way, emerges its relation to different modern technology (probably for his interesting and authoritative opinion and it has become such a popular blogger).
By the way, anyone to participate the content of the blog links.
3. the Blog of Dmitry Soshnikov
Dmitry Soshnikov is a recognised domestic authority in the field of ECMAscript. In his blog he tells different nuances of the language, gives examples of the implementation of the core Javascript in Javascript (this is really cool), tells the story of a certain hidden features. I think that everyone who has a little bit of JS programmers should be familiar with his work.
By the way, the link above leads not to the main page of his blog (which is mostly links to translations), and a description of the core Javascript with cross-references to other notes about the subtleties of the language.
4. Blog Novel Warashina
The novel works as a developer at Google Zürich and has long led an interesting blog about my life, web development, Python and Django. Many programmers seeking answers to certain questions often come across notes in the blog Novel.
5. Alena C++
6. the Blog of Dmitry Borodin
The whole blog is presented by two posts, which represent the greatest value in them, Dmitry talks about the design of highload applications. Dmitry — lead developer (or Director, I could be wrong) the company that developed the most popular applications Vkontakte — Topface, Aware and others. These apps can stand enormous loads with relatively modest resources. A few years ago Dmitry rather abruptly broken off me in the interview, and this aroused the interest to the person and advertise to them the architecture of highload applications.
We can say that his blog is especially valuable are not so much records, how many of his answers to comments. His answers can be roughly used to play in his team architecture that truly allows for unlimited scale out of any project (tested on a private experience).
By the way, the architecture itself is not a big secret — Dmitry tells about her master classes, which, however, are not very often.
7. slonik-v-domene
The blog of Andrew Shatokhina — head of the development Department of the company Rambler. About C, C++, *NIX, such a cool thing CTPP and mail. Briefly, bluntly and with humor — what you need.
In the note I reviewed 7 blogs — those that were useful for me sooner or are useful and informative now. I would be grateful to capacitates for links to other more interesting blogs.
Pay attention to blog design — it is virtually nonexistent. There is only text and titles — nothing more. Perhaps this is the recipe for a perfect (read: successful) blog.
P. S. Screenshots are from using the service cropme.ru.
P. S. 2. Similar references to all sorts of interesting notes, news and articles, I collect in your linkblog, to write in which can be anyone.
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1. http://softwaremaniacs.org/
Blog of Ivan Sagalaev — programmer, architect and Evangelist. In the past Ivan head of group development of content services in the company "Yandex". In his blog he talks about parallel and asynchronous computing, high loads and parses the guts of Django. A notes supported by examples, which really faced the team of the Yandex, with the development of various services.
Ivan is the author of many well-known libraries (perhaps the most famous is IJSON and highlight.js). About their development in the blog also there are notes.
In addition, the site has a forum where hanging out and not very experienced Django programmers, discussing various issues associated with this framework.
2. addmeto.cc
Linkblog Gregory Bakunov — informed Deputy head of Department of development of Yandex, and now Director of the distribution technologies of the company Yandex. Gregory is known to many readers of Habra as one of the leading IT-podcast radio-t, it also known on Twitter.
In his linkblog he conducts an experiment — one hour a day reading the news and share the most interesting of them with the readers of your linkblog (however, it is not always because he is busy). The blog provides links to a variety of topics, from interesting video on youtube, to rare libraries, and descriptions of the various technologies. Each link Bobuk accompanied by a brief description, from which, by the way, emerges its relation to different modern technology (probably for his interesting and authoritative opinion and it has become such a popular blogger).
By the way, anyone to participate the content of the blog links.
3. the Blog of Dmitry Soshnikov
Dmitry Soshnikov is a recognised domestic authority in the field of ECMAscript. In his blog he tells different nuances of the language, gives examples of the implementation of the core Javascript in Javascript (this is really cool), tells the story of a certain hidden features. I think that everyone who has a little bit of JS programmers should be familiar with his work.
By the way, the link above leads not to the main page of his blog (which is mostly links to translations), and a description of the core Javascript with cross-references to other notes about the subtleties of the language.
4. Blog Novel Warashina
The novel works as a developer at Google Zürich and has long led an interesting blog about my life, web development, Python and Django. Many programmers seeking answers to certain questions often come across notes in the blog Novel.
5. Alena C++
6. the Blog of Dmitry Borodin
The whole blog is presented by two posts, which represent the greatest value in them, Dmitry talks about the design of highload applications. Dmitry — lead developer (or Director, I could be wrong) the company that developed the most popular applications Vkontakte — Topface, Aware and others. These apps can stand enormous loads with relatively modest resources. A few years ago Dmitry rather abruptly broken off me in the interview, and this aroused the interest to the person and advertise to them the architecture of highload applications.
We can say that his blog is especially valuable are not so much records, how many of his answers to comments. His answers can be roughly used to play in his team architecture that truly allows for unlimited scale out of any project (tested on a private experience).
By the way, the architecture itself is not a big secret — Dmitry tells about her master classes, which, however, are not very often.
7. slonik-v-domene
The blog of Andrew Shatokhina — head of the development Department of the company Rambler. About C, C++, *NIX, such a cool thing CTPP and mail. Briefly, bluntly and with humor — what you need.
conclusion
In the note I reviewed 7 blogs — those that were useful for me sooner or are useful and informative now. I would be grateful to capacitates for links to other more interesting blogs.
Pay attention to blog design — it is virtually nonexistent. There is only text and titles — nothing more. Perhaps this is the recipe for a perfect (read: successful) blog.
P. S. Screenshots are from using the service cropme.ru.
P. S. 2. Similar references to all sorts of interesting notes, news and articles, I collect in your linkblog, to write in which can be anyone.
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