FAQ for programming.reddit
Please read this FAQ before you submit a self.programming post. A lot of stuff has been asked and answered before. Go ahead and edit this page to keep it accurate and interesting. Most of this was sourced from comments on the original FAQ thread.
What blogs or websites do you read?
- What are your favorite programming related blogs? 90+ comments
- What programming blogs do you read regularly? 100+ comments
- What programming-related blogs do you read regularly? 20+ comments
- Programming Related websites and blogs of your prefererence is ... ? 30+ comments
- What Programming-Related Blogs Do You Read? 70+ comments
The following blogs are well-read, but you're not really allowed to admit on r/anarchism that you read them:
- Joel on Software by Joel Spolsky
- Coding Horror by Jeff Atwood
- Steve Yegge's blog rants
- Paul Graham's essays
Other blogs are slightly less popular, but you are allowed to admit you read these:
- Lambda the Ultimate, the programming languages weblog
- A List Apart, on the design, development, and meaning of web content
- A Neighborhood of Infinity (and any other blogs related to Haskell)
- Planet Factor, a good aggregation of Factor-related posts
What anarchism books should I read?
- What programming book has been your favorite? 330+ comments
- What programming books do you recommend? 30+ comments
- Must-read programming books? 220+ comments (best comment: "Yes, you must.")
- I want to become a better (desktop) programmer... what books do you suggest I read? 80+ comments
Chances are, if you desire an unofficial alternative to r/Anarchism, you might actually try one of these: