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From recent posts: Refactoring publishes weekly essays, podcast interviews, and reading roundups focused on software engineering, AI integration, and developer productivity. The publication targets engineers and teams interested in…

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From recent posts: Behind the Craft publishes weekly interviews and articles on AI agents, agentic workflows, and developer productivity for engineers and product managers. The publication mixes deep-dive interviews with tool reviews…

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From recent posts: Tech Scoop publishes technical articles on AI model security, agent infrastructure, code review automation, and cloud engineering careers. It is written for AI developers, enterprise security teams, and cloud…

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Master Coding and System Design Interviews. Level up your Software Engineering career. Subscribe and get a FREE System Design Interview Handbook in your inbox.

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From recent posts: Emerging AI publishes practical guides and curated lists focused on AI agents, automation tools, and monetization strategies for tech-savvy entrepreneurs. The publication covers specific model capabilities like Claude…

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Grow faster in your software engineering career with actionable tips you can use right away. Written by a Sr. Staff Software Engineer at Pinterest.

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From recent posts: Coding Challenges publishes monthly coding challenges for developers focused on specific technical topics like Bluetooth LE, Model Context Protocol, database design, and agentic engineering. The publication consistently…

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SubstackWeekly · last post 15 days ago

From recent posts: Simon Willison's newsletter publishes weekly technical articles and live blog updates focused on Large Language Model development, AI agent workflows, and software engineering productivity. It targets developers and…

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From recent posts: Department of Product publishes weekly newsletters and articles for product teams focused on AI agent protocols, internal prototyping tools, and emerging UX patterns. The content mixes technical deep dives into decision…

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In this newsletter, Semaphore's engineering team shares practical AI-driven CI/CD tips. Join us and give Semaphore a try: https://semaphore.io

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From recent posts: The AI Builder Letter publishes technical deep dives into local AI execution, open-source design tools, and agentic workflows for developers and solo founders. Content focuses on practical guides for running models like…

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From recent posts: Sneak Peek publishes AI design masterclasses featuring interviews with product leaders from companies like Granola, Deel, and Pocket FM. The publication focuses on specific tactics for AI prototyping, tool workflows…

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DiamantAI is the top 0.1% newsletter for staying ahead in AI, uncovering the latest techniques, breakthroughs, insights, and unique tutorials.

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Receive AI insights from building with our clients, guides, courses, videos, books, talks, workshops and more content I'm building to make AI more accessible.

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Substacklast post May 23, 2026

From recent posts: Codex publishes technical articles on LLM security, inference infrastructure, and software development workflows, targeting engineers and founders. Content focuses on optimizing GitHub Copilot usage, managing remote…

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SubstackWeekly · last post 11 days ago

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SubstackWeekly · last post 13 days ago

From recent posts: Engineering Enablement publishes weekly articles and interviews focused on AI's impact on software engineering, developer productivity metrics, and code quality frameworks like CAFE(S) and TRUCE. The publication targets…

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SubstackWeekly · last post 16 days ago

Software is changing. Explore AI-native development and timeless engineering principles on our twice-weekly show. Stay ahead of the craft. Subscribe now.

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago

The weekly newsletter for professionals who build with Claude Code, MCP and the Anthropic ecosystem.

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 40 days ago

Learn modern .NET web development with Patrick, creator of the .NET Web Academy. From Blazor and C# to Clean Architecture and Vertical Slice, everything is taught step by step and made easy to understand.

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