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The seven programming ur-languages (2022)(madhadron.com)
321 points by helloplanets | 123 comments
Essay on the madhadron blog arguing programming languages descend from seven fundamental 'ur-languages' that learners should explore instead of similar mainstream languages.
The seven programming ur-languages (2021)(madhadron.com)
320 points by surprisetalk | 167 comments
An essay on the madhadron blog arguing that programming languages descend from seven fundamental 'ur-languages' that learners should explore, rather than near-identical mainstream ones.
This Is Knuth 3:16 (2002)(larry.denenberg.com)
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Blog post by Florian Bellmann arguing that software developers are never formally taught how to build quality software and discussing QA practices.
The future of software development is software developers(codemanship.wordpress.com)
376 points by cdrnsf | 471 comments
A Codemanship blog post arguing that the future of software development still depends on human software developers.
Small programming tricks(will-keleher.com)
606 points by signa11 | 266 comments
A blog post arguing that small nuggets of programming knowledge boost productivity, sharing examples like fzf-powered ctrl+r and python3 -m http.server.
Programming languages that blew my mind (2023)(yoric.github.io)
329 points by todsacerdoti | 182 comments
A blog post by David Teller recounting the programming languages that changed how he thinks about programming over his career.
Programming Tutorials Are Dead(robrace.dev)
29 points by polysaturate | 4 comments
Blog post by Rob Race, who sells programming education, arguing that traditional programming tutorials are dead.
A bunch of programming advice I'd give to myself 15 years ago(mbuffett.com)
493 points by marcusbuffett | 289 comments
A personal blog post in which a programmer lists advice he would give his younger self, such as fixing recurring team problems at their root.












