200 design and engineering blogs

Hi, Habr! We decided to take a look at how major businesses and studios share their experiences, and adapted a selection of technology blogs. We are sure that the experience of colleagues will help us all to make Habr even more interesting.

First hundred:

• 2359 Media: mobile application development studio;
• 8th Light: technology studio with a range of services;
• AdRoll: one of the most popular RTB platforms;
• Adzerk: API-based advertising for your site;
• Airbnb: service for renting accommodation while traveling
• AirPair: online development consultancy;
• Algolia: search engine for your solutions on the SaaS model;
• Allegro: open development of the Polish team;
• Artsy: online library of works of art;
• Asana: a service for managing projects and a team;
• Atlassian: enterprise software developers (JIRA, Confluence);
• Auth0: a universal solution for user authentication;
• AWeber: services for the organization of email-marketing;
• Azavea: developers of advanced geographic information systems;
• Badoo: one of the world's largest social networks;
• Bandcamp: a platform for independent musicians
• Base Lab: service for sales management;
• Bazaarvoice: content marketing analytics;
• BenefitFocus: loyalty program solutions;
• Bigcommerce: one- stop ecommerce solutions;
• Binary Studio: development outstaffing services;
• Bitly: URL shortening service;
• BitTorrent: company developer of the BitTorrent protocol;
• BlaBlaCar: marketplace for intercity travel with travel companions;
• BloomReach: content marketing analytics;
• Booking.com: online hotel booking system;
• Box: cloud data storage (personal and corporate);
• Boxever: remarketing and retargeting platform;
• Brandwatch: Social Media SaaS Analytics;
• Buzzfeed: American news media company;
• Canva: graphic designer of presentations and booklets;
• Carbon Five: design and development studio;
• Cerner: provider of high-tech solutions for medicine;
• Chartbeat: advertising analytics based on the author's content;
• Clever: an educational platform for schools;
• Cloudera: Apache Hadoop commercial developers;
• Cloudflare: CDN and DNS solution providers;
• ClusterHQ: open project developers for working with Docker;
• Code School: online school for developers;
• Codementor: online consultation with development experts;
• CodeName One: technology cross-platform application development;
• Codeship: scalable Continuous Delivery platform;
• Collective Idea: technology studio with a range of services;
• Confluent: data streaming based on Apache Kafka;
• Coolblue: one of the largest online stores in Europe;
• Criteo: personalized retargeting technology;
• DataFox: analytics of private business and technology sectors;
• DeferPanic: monitoring tools for Go development;
• DigitalOcean: cloud infrastructure for developers;
• Docker: managing applications in an OS virtualization environment;
• Dropbox: cloud data storage (personal and corporate);
• Ebay: online auctions, online stores and payments;
• Engine Yard: platform for applications on RoR, PHP and Node.js;
• Envato: a number of sites selling content in various industries;
• Etsy: e-commerce in P2P format;
• Eventbrite: global marketplace on events;
• Evernote: a service for creating and storing notes;
• EverythingMe: shell for Android smartphones;
• Facebook: one of the largest social networks in the world;
• Facebook AI Research: Facebook's AI working group;
• Fiftythree: application developers for creativity (Paper);
• Finn.no: one of the largest marketplaces in Northern Europe;
• Flickr: hosting for digital photos and videos;
• Flipboard: aggregator of notes from social. networks and news sites;
• Flipkart: one of the biggest e-commerce players;
• Foursquare: social network based on the site;
• Funding Circle: P2P lending service;
• Galois: IT research and development;
• GameChanger: tools for sports analytics;
• GitHub: a repository and joint development projects;
• GitHub Old: and another blog of the GitHub team;
• Gilt: American online store;
• Gnip: content marketing analytics;
• GoCardless: personal and corporate online payments;
• Good Eggs: A platform for independent food suppliers;
• GoSquared: CRM and real-time analytics;
• Grammarly: a service for checking tests for errors and plagiarism;
• Grouper: an application for organizing meetings with friends;
• Groupon: collective discount service for goods and services;
• Guardian: British daily newspaper;
• HackerEarth: community for developers and employers;
• Harry's: manufacturer of shaving razors and sets;
• Heroku: PaaS for Java, Node.js, Scala, Clojure, and Python applications;
• Holiday Extras: booking rooms and transport rentals;
• Honeybadger: monitoring service for web applications;
• Hootsuite: service for corporate SMM;
• Hoteltonight: last-minute offers from leading hotels;
• HubSpot: service for inbound-marketing;
• IMVU: one of the largest soc. 3D networks;
• Indeed: the largest job search site;
• Instagram: social network based on photos and short videos;
• Intent HQ: social graph personalization;
• Intent Media: monetization of e-shopping traffic;
• Jane Street: a company specializing in quantitative trading;
• Just Eat: one of the leaders in online ordering takeaway food;
• Khan Academy: online education in the form of video lectures;
• Kickstarter: a platform for raising funds under the crowdfunding scheme;
• LinkedIn: one of the largest prof. soc. networks;
• Linkedcare: patient e-card developers;
• LiveChat: widgets for customer feedback.

Second hundred:

• LivingSocial: American marketplace of goods and services;
• Localytics: CRM, remarketing and analytics for applications;
• Lookout: security solutions for mobile devices;
• Magnet.me: search service for employees or work;
• MailChimp: organization and management of email-mailing;
• Mandrill: a framework for working with official letters;
• Medallia: CRM , CX and EFM platform in the SaaS shell;
• Medium: a platform for social journalism;
• MemSQL: NewSQL RDBMS in RAM;
• Mixpanel: analytics for web and mobile applications;
• Monetate: a platform for solving marketing problems;
• MoneyBird: online billing service;
• Monsanto: agricultural products and solving fundamental problems;
• Mozilla Automation Team: Mozilla Firefox web browser developers;
• Mozilla Release Engineering: another working group of the Mozilla team;
• Moove-it: development studio of innovative solutions;
• Myntra: Indian online clothing store;
• Myntra Data Science: and the analytical department of the store Myntra;
• Nerdish by nature: a team specializing in iOS;
• Netflix: streaming movies and TV shows;
• New York Times: American daily newspaper;
• Nextdoor: social network for neighbors at home;
• NPR Apps: the developers of National Public Radio;
• Okta: corporate mobility technologies;
• OpenTable: service for booking tables in restaurants;
• Optimizely: analytics and A / B testing service;
• Oursky: technology studio with a range of services;
• Oyster: reviews of hotel services around the world;
• Paperless Post: making greeting cards and letters;
• Parse: a cloud platform for creating applications;
• Paypal: the largest electronic payment system;
• Periscope: video streaming application;
• Pinterest: soc. network based on user collections;
• Polyvore: soc. network based on the online clothing store;
• Postmark: a platform for working with official letters;
• Prezi: SaaS Presentation Designer;
• Prismatic: content marketing analytics;
• Prolific Interactive: mobile application development studio;
• Quora: social service questions and answers;
• Raizlabs: mobile application development studio;
• Rdio: music streaming service;
• Recruiterbox: tools for the selection of new employees;
• Redbubble: order printing on various items;
• Red Hat: various solutions based on Linux;
• Remind: organization of interaction between students and teachers;
• Rent the Runway: rent fashionable clothes online;
• Rightscale: SaaS service for managing IaaS infrastructure;
• RisingStack: Node.js development and consulting;
• Salesforce: CRM, PaaS and cloud database management system;
• Schibsted Tech Polska: Polish developer and designer hub;
• Semaphore CI Community: continuous integration for projects;
• Sensible: a Ruby and JavaScript development studio;
• Shape Security: developers of information security equipment;
• Sharethrough: an advertising platform for websites and applications;
• Shopify: e-commerce solution developers;
• Sift Science: various IS solutions;
• Simple: minimalistic online banking service;
• SlideShare: hosting and search for presentations;
• Socialcast: corporate social network;
• Songkick: news on music events;
• Soundcloud: online music platform / social. network;
• Spotify: music streaming service;
• Square: accepting payments and processing credit cards;
• SRC: CLR: open source security;
• Stormpath: solutions for user authentication;
• Strava: a community of active lifestyle lovers;
• Stripe: one of the most popular payment systems;
• Takipi: monitoring and detecting errors in production;
• TaskRabbit: marketplace home improvement works;
• theScore: Canadian Sports Media Company ;
• Thoughtbot: technology studio with a range of services;
• ThoughtWorks: solution development and design agency;
• Thumbtack: search for professionals in your city;
• Ticketmaster: event ticket sales service;
• Tilt: a service to raise funds for the implementation of the idea;
• Trello: service for project and task management;
• Trivago: meta-search for hotel deals;
• Tumblr: microblogging service with social. functional;
• Twilio: IaaS-service for handling calls and messages;
• Twitter: social network based on short messages;
• Venmo: an application to send funds to friends;
• VersionEye: notification service for subroutine libraries;
• Viget: development studio with a range of services;
• Vimeo: video hosting with social functions;
• Vine: soc. a network based on short videos;
• Vinted: P2P-marketplace on clothing;
• Warby Parker: production and delivery of glasses by prescription;
• Wattpad: a community of authors and literature lovers;
• Wayfair: furniture e-commerce;
• Wealthfront: investment and financial management;
• WebEngage: widgets for customer feedback;
• Wix: drag-and-drop online site builder;
• Wonga Technology: fast online microcredit;
• XING: a social network for professionals;
• Yahoo: search engine, mail and a number of additional. services;
• Yalantis: mobile application development studio;
• Yammer: corporate social networking service;
• Yelp: reviews about the work of the business and events;
• YLD !: Node.js development and advice;
• Zalando: online store on shoes and clothes.

And a couple more blogs:

• Zendesk: software maker for customer care;
• ZenPayroll: service for the payment of wages;
• Zesty: food delivery for corporate clients;
• Zillow: search and work with real estate online;
• Zumba: dance training courses;
• Zynga: American online game developer.

Additions of the Habr community:

• AWS Official Blog: Cloud Web Services Platform Infrastructure;
• Elastic Blog: Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana developers;
• New Relic: web application monitoring solutions;
• Cloudinary: “cloud” for web application images;
• Mailgun: a framework for working with official letters;
• Rollbar: monitor exceptions for various platforms;
• SendGrid: corporate mail server;
• SolanoLabs: scalable Continuous Integration platform;
• Blitz.io Blog: SaaS load testing service;
• Logentries: SaaS service for working with logs;
• Librato: monitoring and analytics for all levels of the stack;
• iron.io: cloud solutions, services and technologies;
• cine.io: video streaming technologies;
• Exceptiontrap: monitoring exceptions for RoR and PHP;
• MetaCDN Blog: CDN and streaming technology;
• LocalizeSoftware: various solutions for localization;
• Tinfoil Security: monitoring for possible vulnerabilities;
• Usersnap: a visual bug tracker for web projects;
• Uservoice Blog: customer feedback services;
• Copiny: a platform for customer feedback;
• Zeroturnaround: JRebel developers;
• Apple (Swift): Apple's Swift blog;
• Hashicorp: Datacenter Management Software.

Our other selections:

• Startups: List of all projects of DIDF ;
• Startup Library: a selection of 65 books ;
• Remote work: More than 130 useful sources ;
• 86 free sites for promoting startups on the international market ;
• 69 business models of IT companies .

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