A free Disqus alternative using GitHub comments, mainly for blogs with developer audiences

In this tutorial, we will build a blog using Ruby and make use of clearance for user authentication and Froala-WYSIWYG to provide a rich editor that will enable us to style our contents.

:smiling_imp: powerful static blog generator. Contribute to laoqiren/yohe development by creating an account on GitHub.

Today, we’re excited to announce the open source release of Rift Development Kit 2 (DK2).

CircleCI became aware this morning of a blog post written by Kevin Burke about CircleCI’s use of 3rd-party analytics tools. We take security at CircleCI very seriously, and want to share a response with our community here. For more details on our security…

As you may remember we announced in February that we are working on a new 3D design tool called Qt 3D Studio, which is based on a major contribution from NVIDIA. Now we are happy to announce that the code has been pushed into the Qt Project repositories and…

CircleCI became aware this morning of a blog post written by Kevin Burke about CircleCI’s use of 3rd-party analytics tools. We take security at CircleCI very seriously, and want to share a response with our community here. For more details on our security…

I want you to write. You can help us by writing just as much as by hacking. Besides, it's the best way to learn: writing is thinking.

Bored working in a law firm in Brussels, I filled my time writing anonymously online about love, life – and how dull my job was. Then my colleagues found my posts ...

Starting an old-school personal blog in 2021 is a strange decision. By old-school blog, I mean a website which has the user experience roughly described below the site is effectively a series of po…

BlogAudio is the one tool you need for your audio generation needs.

I created my own programming language using Go, then I built a blog engine and used that engine to build this blog.

BlogAudio is the one tool you need for your audio generation needs.

There’s an annoying craze that all the cool kids on Twitter do. Twitter threads. Please stop; write a blog post instead.