engineeringblogs.xyz aggregates posts from hundreds of engineering blogs into a single page, covering the past seven days. It's rebuilt every few hours automatically.
No accounts, no algorithms -- just a list of links with a quick filter to search through them.
Tip
You can also just take the OPML file and use it in your own feed reader!
Know a good engineering blog that's missing? Open an issue with the blog name and RSS/Atom feed URL, or edit engblogs.opml directly and submit a PR. New feeds show up on the site within minutes of merging.
A Go script reads engblogs.opml, fetches every feed in parallel (with conditional GET to be polite), collects posts from the last 7 days, and renders a static HTML page. GitHub Actions runs this every 4 hours and deploys to GitHub Pages.
There's no database. Feed entries are ephemeral -- if a post falls outside the 7-day window, it's gone.
Requires Go 1.22+ and Python 3.
make build # fetch all feeds and generate public/index.html
make render # rebuild HTML from cache (no fetching, fast)
make dev # render and serve at http://localhost:8080
make clean # remove public/ and cache.json
The feed list (engblogs.opml) is community-maintained. The rest of the code is MIT.