All external resources, articles, documentation, and repositories mentioned in technical posts.
A summary of Western (European) philosophy. Starts with Socrates (I know that I know nothing) and goes up to current questions about AI (whether they think or not). Authors I liked most: Socrates, Aristotle, Spinoza, Bentham, John Stuart Mill, Darwin, Hegel, Marx and Sartre. The book fails to include any Eastern, Latin American or African philosophers.
Do the best you can do, until you can do better.
Explains how to refactor code safely (works for legacy code)
Advocates for thoughtful reflection when writing code. Defends descriptive names, small functions, single responsibility and the good neighbor principle.
Book that helped shape my professional stance as a proactive programmer. Also talks about 'broken windows theory' and DRY
The basis for many Computer Science university curricula. 'Premature optimization is the root of all evil'.
Does it make sense to think about a pre-big bang universe?
Martin Fowler
Complete guide on continuous integration and its essential practices.
Martin Fowler
Explanation of TDD and the Red-Green-Refactor cycle.
Martin Fowler
Branching strategy based on a single main trunk.
Cognitect
How to document architectural decisions using ADRs.
Front End Weekly
Guide on organizing React and Redux projects.
Matt Boyle
Analysis of Swiss Tables in Go 1.24.
David Lee
Critical analysis of Swiss Tables in Go 1.24.
Quanta Magazine
How an undergraduate proved Yao's conjecture wrong.
Morsing
How Go's netpoller works internally.
Hcode
Relationship between ECMAScript and JavaScript.
Golang Nuts
How Go manages connection pools.
React Team
When to avoid useEffect in React.
React Team
How state works in React components.
Stack Exchange
Folder organization strategies.
Farach-Colton et al.
Paper on Elastic Hashing and Yao's conjecture.