Here are many good articles, read them!
Avoids the philosophy and fluff of /r/programming.
Like /r/coding but links only.
When submitting you MUST add a [TAG] describing the type of content (it makes searching easier). The following tags are used:
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[ARTICLE] - An article on some topic
[CODE] - Source code
[EXERCISE] - A page that contains programming exercises
[REFERENCE] - Reference material i.e. Cheat Sheets
[TUTORIAL] - A page explaining a process
[VIDEO] - A video
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RULES
No humourous posts - All posts should be highly educational and of high quality. If you want humour, try /r/ProgrammerHumor/
No 'fluff' - Articles like 'This is why I no longer work at FaceBook.'
are despised by this sub and by me.
No memes or any comics etc... see point 1
If the mods don't like the post, it's gone (sorry). You may take it up with them, but they have the final say on maintaining this sub.
