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Some good SharePoint blogs to follow

I have to admit that this post is a refinement from 25+ SharePoint Bloggers to Follow. The reason I did this is I want to provide a little bit more information about the blogs which I found are great from a developer/architect's perspective.

Path to SharePoint

 
Have to say the layout of this blog is a bit old-dated, with categories but no tags, makes it a bit hard to target the specific content you're interested.
 
Content is mixed with overviews of some solutions plus a few post taking about the "Easy Tabs" (guess it is their product). No code snippet and details.
 

Richard Harbridge: Insights

This blog provides some general overviews/comparisons for SharePoint, could be a good resource for entry level devs or business users.
 

SharePoint Javascript

As the name indicates, this blog contains a lot of posts talking about implementing Javascript with SharePoint to achieve some nice customization.
 

SharePoint Rescue

Rather than targeting specific questions and solutions, the topics in this blog is rather kind of generic. Still a good source for SharePoint enthustics.
 
TBC...
 
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