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The Link List is a monthly(ish?) newsletter containing half a dozen or so Developer-Centric links I find interesting. From must-read articles on cutting-edge tools to productivity and leadership insights, you'll get an artisanally curated selection of my favorite discoveries across tech, creativity, and everything in between.

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✨ Handpicked Links – Only the good stuff, filtered by an actual human (me).
✨ New Tools & Resources – Things that might make you say, "Wait, where has this been my whole life?"
✨ Interesting Reads – Articles that won’t put you to sleep

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April 2025

It’s April and the Easter bunny has come early with a basket full of links. The bunny has also brought warm weather which means I can start going for bike rides again. Let’s check out some fun links. 1. The Tyranny of Stuctureless (23 minutes) Have you ever wondered what the downside to having a flat organization is? Well, wonder no more! I’ve read this one a couple of times but it never fails to hold my interest. The article is even cited under “Criticisms” on the Wikipedia page for Flat Organization. I see some overlap with one of last month’s links, Embrace Complexity, talking about nominal vs emergent structures. Some interesting quotes: ...

March 2025

It is March! That means another exciting roundup of all the things I think are neat. Let’s go. 1. Collection of insane and fun facts about SQLite (5 minutes) Did you know SQLite is the most deployed and most used database? That three people maintain it? Or, that it’s so fast it competes with fopen. This article reshaped my expectations of SQLite and what it’s capable of. It’s also interesting when paired with the work fly.io is doing on LiteFS (a FUSE file system that replicates SQLite transactions over a network). SQLite is not the little toy database engine I mistook it for. ...

February 2025

Welcome to the inaugural edition of thelinklist.dev’s first email. I’ve rounded up some thought-provoking, inspiring, and entertaining links that I hope you’ll enjoy. Let’s dive in! 1. Lessons Learned From Payments Startups The lessons here aren’t specific to payment startups, they appeal to a much broader audience. He talks about optimizing for change, comprehensive testing and continuous deployment to help maintain simplicity. The section on decision logs is something I’m considering how to better implement in my daily work. ...