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09/20/24(Fri)16:31:20 No.102476185
Anonymous 09/20/24(Fri)16:31:20 No.102476185 Archived
who are the top programmers known for their opinionated resources (blogs, books, etc.) that significantly enhance your understanding of code, engineering, and design? what specific resources do they offer and where can one find them?
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Anonymous
09/20/24(Fri)16:34:50 No.102476223
Anonymous 09/20/24(Fri)16:34:50 No.102476223
>>102476185
put down the books, build a mobile app, and show off the source
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