Volkan Yazıcı • 10/4/2016

Notes on "Coders at Work"

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This article is a personal review and analysis of the book 'Coders at Work' by Peter Seibel. The author shares highlights, critiques, and notable quotes from the interviews, discussing themes like testing practices, career paths, the evolution of programming complexity, and the value of books like Knuth's 'The Art of Computer Programming'.

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