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The subject and the readers

Dev Tooling is an independent publication about the tools that turn source text into running software. We cover compilers, editors, package managers, build systems, CI runners, test harnesses, linters, SDKs and dashboards. Our readers are developers, team leads and technical writers who choose, configure or maintain those tools. We sell nothing of development tooling, and we run nothing but these pages. Our readers are not customers.

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The names on the guides

Claire Williams
Claire Williams

Claire Williams covers frontend frameworks. Her approach emphasises accessibility and performance.

Lewis Smith
Lewis Smith

Lewis Smith shares his perspective on API design. He prioritises clarity and developer ergonomics.

Anthony Harvey
Anthony Harvey

Anthony Harvey explains backend infrastructure. This work focuses on stability and efficiency.

Contact

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