The Daily WTF is a popular blog read by a few 100,000 programmers and IT professionals that provides insight and lessons into the world of software through the failure of software.

Catering to both developers and administrators, SQLTeam.com regularly provides original, high-quality articles and blogs to its 450,000 monthly visitors.

A MCAD and certified SCRUM Master, Matt Berther has worked with software development for over ten years. On his blog, he shares his expertise with the .NET framework and discusses his passion for OSX and Ruby on Rails.

Technical articles, tips, tricks, and code for .NET developers. The focus on ASP.NET and SQL Server, but there's plenty of broad technical content as well.

Chris discusses Consulting, .Net, and IT Services.

NULLOn Dynamic AJAX, Ryan Smith writes about his profressional programming experience and shares code and solutions he comes across.

Tony Buser is the CTO at UnConundrum, Inc., and writes about Ruby On Rails, Linux, OSX, and various other technologies.

Oren Eini is an experienced developer/architect, and focuses on the CLR and building business application and developer productivity frameworks and tools.

Jayson Knight's website where he muses on technology, application design and development, .Net and C#, and whatever else he feels like talking about.

Tim Rayburn is a Microsoft MVP, president of the Dallas BizTalk User Group, and a frequent speaker at local groups and conferences such as the TechFest, VSLive!, and TechEd.

Ishai Sagi is a Microsoft MVP in Australia and writes about Microsoft SharePoint technologies, including web parts, development, configuration, customization, and best practices.

SQL Server tips and articles

Musings on .Net and SQL development.

David Tanzer's geeky weblog. Here I write about program code, databases, but also computer games, private issues and more.

The Cafes publishes articles by Elliotte Rusty Harold, a computer science professor at Polytechnic University and author of several popular books on Java and XML.

Agile Software Development, Patterns & Practices, .Net, Java, SOA.

AJAX, GIS, ASP.NET Blog, Microsoft ASP.NET MVP

Keyvan Nayyeri's daily musings about Software Development, .NET, Telligent products and Technology.

Ken Egozi writes about Castle, MonoRail, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.Net, AJAX, LINQ, SQL Server, and related tools.

Technical articles, tips/tricks, and rants from the desk of Steven Harman - software consultant, co-administrator of the Subtext Project, & lover of all things techie. His blog is chock-full of geeky goodness!

A blog on .NET Software Development by Ben Scheirman

Random developer notes on PHP and Microsoft development.

Jim MacLennan is the Executive Director of IT at a large manufacturing company and shares thoughts and observations on the intersection of technology and business.

DotnetSlackers provides the latest .net news aggregated and filtered from the best sites over the net. Besides that it provides articles, tutorials, forums and blogs for the .net community.

Python Programming, News on the Voidspace Python Projects and All Things Techie.

The Lounge

Jeremy Zawodny is currently an employee of Yahoo! in the platform engineering group. He has been described as "Yahoo!'s MySQL geek" and is seen outside the company as one of the key proponents of open-source software within Yahoo!.

Oleg Tkachenko's blog about XML and everything.

Thoughts on Programming, .NET, Web 2.0, and the way things should be...

Thoughts, Articles & Links on Programming & Technology by Yaakov Ellis.

David Vidmar's blog about .NET, software and technology in general.

Joe White blogs about Delphi, C#, cats, and other shiny things.

This blog tells the story of two .NET developers and their experience transitioning in to Ruby on Rails.

Lumidant LLC is a Cleveland-based web development consulting firm offering design, development, and marketing solutions. Lumidant was founded by Ben McCann. Ben has several years of web development experience and has created sites receiving millions of hits per year. Ben holds an MBA and a B.S. in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University. He is also an active participant in several open source projects.

Bean Software site contains tutorials, products and other content related to ASP.NET or .NET professionals.

A blog aimed at software developers interested in .NET, Ruby On Rails, NHibernate, Use Cases, Agile development and much more.