Programming, Coffee and Indie Hacking

Sapling is a source control system developed and used at Meta that places special emphasis on usability and scalability. Git and Mercurial users will find many of the basic concepts familiar, and that workflows like understanding your repository, working…

If you know how to use a command line, you can build one

How to shuffle songs? - Spotify Engineering

Removed the "Preview" label - WSL in the Store is now generally available!
Use an override in generator.early to prevent the /tmp/.X11-unix socket from being removed during boot
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It took me several years to learn how to write code that scales to 10s of team members and a million lines of code.

It took even more to learn to write stupid code again.

MS-DOS Mastodon client. Contribute to SuperIlu/DOStodon development by creating an account on GitHub.

2 weeks of dealing with Google as a developer

In this video I will show you what is considered by many people to be the most famous computer programming book in the entire world. The book was written by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie and it is titled The C Programming Language.

The C Programming…

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We've often been accused of being unambitious with Basecamp. Why didn't you just raise a bunch of venture capital and go for The Big Time? Why were you taking profits when you could have invested in growth? Don't you want to own a unicorn? Don't you want…

Copilot may be a glimpse into the future of AI, but it comes with a lot of legal and security baggage.

Sad news from @unccs — Fred P. Brooks, the founder and long-time chair of the department (and a major influence on my professional outlook) passed away a few hours ago.

Nightly and Developer Edition users will be able to test the new cruelty

Bad code happens — but you do not need to become the bad guy to beat it.

Ever wondered how a QR code works?
No, me neither but it's low-key fascinating.

(Warning, there is some extremely nerdy shit here.👇 )

A single mom who signed up for a $30,000 income-share agreement at a for-profit coding bootcamp has filed a lawsuit in California, alleging she entered the agreement under “false pretenses.”

Proposed Q&A site for designers and implementers of computer programming languages

it's because of the way our backend works

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