Ask HN: Do you have a blog you own or follow?

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brynet · 5m ago

Sort of, it's blog-like! :-)

mmarian · 8h ago

I recently started https://developerwithacat.com . Don't tend to read blogs myself though - hypocritical, I know. But it's just that I like learning about things that help me become more successful with my business projects - eg tips to get more traction, exploring problem domains. And I haven't found anyone who does that. There's X/Indie Hackers, but it's quite shallow, so I gave up on that too.

I'm thinking of starting a series on postmortems about startup ideas I had, just to be the one that drives that change. Will see.

rozenmd · 4h ago

I used to blog nearly weekly about React around 2019/2020, built up a decent following, and gave it up to start a SaaS.

I write (much less frequently) about it here: https://maxrozen.com/articles?q=diaries

chistev · 7h ago

Writing is fun. I have a small personal blog with 21 subscribers -

https://rxjourney.net

If you like it and you're feeling extra generous, you can leave a donation.

max_ · 6h ago

My personal blog is — https://asindu.xyz/

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Ask HN: Do you have a blog you own or follow?

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