Seven blogs, two languages: Git archives from 7 posts to 193, the longest running since 2010

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“Research blogs written by tool lovers and tech enthusiasts that have more than five articles about Git. For each blog, give the main site URL, the RSS feed, the date range of its Git posts, and the main Git tricks it describes. Include blogs in both English and Russian.”

The research produced a shortlist of 7 qualifying blogs — 6 in English and 1 in Russian — each with more than five Git or Git-adjacent archive posts, counted from discovered tag and archive pages as of 2026-10-17. Counts range from 7 to 193 entries; discovered date spans run from 2010-11-05 to 2026-10-06 at the longest-lived archives. Verified RSS/Atom feeds surfaced for 3 of the 7 blogs; the rest are marked as not surfaced rather than guessed. This is a researched shortlist, not an exhaustive census.

Simon Willison’s archive is by far the largest at 193 git/github-tagged posts (2020–2026), with a verified Atom feed for the git tag — simonwillison.net
Michael Tsai’s blog has the broadest discovered span, 126 Git-tagged posts from 2011-05-20 through 2026-04-29 — mjtsai.com
The Universe of Discourse goes deepest on recovery tricks — reflog with @{yesterday} syntax, rescuing lost changes from .git/objects, interactive rebase and git-commit-tree — across 25 posts since 2010 — blog.plover.com
The one Russian-language blog, shoorick.ru, covers publishing workflows: gh repo create, copying a Gist to GitHub via remotes, GitHub import, and renaming master to main — shoorick.ru
BlogLangMain siteRSS/Atom feedPostsDate rangeMain Git tricksSources

Method: researched shortlist of 7 practitioner/enthusiast blogs with >5 Git posts, one row per blog, 7 independent source hosts (each archive URL backs one row). Post counts and date ranges come from discovered tag/category/index pages and visible archive coverage as of 2026-10-17; some archive labels include GitHub or closely Git-adjacent posts. Blank RSS or tricks fields are unresolved in research, not evidence of absence. For The Universe of Discourse, links use the blog.plover.com archive and RSS domain because the extracted main-site field points to a legacy author URL. Trick summaries were truncated for space; full detail at linked sources.

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