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Programmers often share their knowledge through technical articles. This post is the first part of a series, presenting 50 articles focused on topics such as general programming knowledge, software engineering, backend development, technical writing, Python, and Go. Highlights of these articles include insights on learning effectively, managing self-motivation, optimizing Go program performance, the cost and quality of software, and writing helpful error messages.

A Programmer's Reading List: 100 Articles I Enjoyed (1-50)

Nice one you can try this series <a href="https://dev.to/programmerraja/sherlock-holmes-the-case-of-the-content-length-mismatch-4i2b" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://dev.to/programmerraja/sherlock-holmes-the-case-of-the-content-length-mismatch-4i2b</a>

“managing self-motivation” — such a massively important subject that doesn’t get brought up nearly enough. I know many very gifted programmers, and every single one of them experiences periods of self-doubt and struggles to maintain motivational inertia (not something that’s limited to developers, obviously). Having a tool in the box that one finds helpful in those situations is crucial for success. Absolutely crucial.