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Carl Kolon's favorite articles about programming.
Carl’s Required Reading As an engineering leader, I often send articles to my team, which I jokingly call “required reading”. My goal is to help us digest some of the wisdom of other programmers who have probably faced challenges similar to ours. By popular demand, I’m putting the list here for anyone else interested! Most articles are on this list because they make a point that I think is important or insightful about how to create good software. Some of the points in here reinforce my opinions about certain things (for example, ORMs are bad, and frontends should be simple). You may…
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