Today I discovered: Common C libraries and data structures. (C99) over on github. So awesome.
I really like the project layout too. Each module in a directory with an example, a bunch of tests, and some documentation to go along with the code. I feel like this is how it should be done. I think today I grew as a programmer because I read this code.
A really excellent article: On navigating a large codebase, about how to read software.
So there’s this new domain github1s.com where you can load the web version of VS Code and open a github project all in one go, e.g.: https://github1s.com/jj5/apache-formula/.
This on r/programming today: ARCHITECTURE.md. It referenced a good example.
An intro to bash: Easiest guide to .bashrc. I particularly liked this one:
var() {
eval "export $1=\"$2\""
}
Dangerous, but cool.
These are great: John Romero on Programming principles from id software
Today I read My Third Year as a Solo Developer which is about a dude trying to establish himself as a solo developer after leaving Google.
This looks pretty kickass: Vim as IDE.
Today I discovered Design Patterns Explained with Food. It’s fun. The original GoF patterns implemented for food.
Today I read Reasoning about code is a scam, itself a rather contrarian piece. But I enjoyed it.