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diff --git a/content/posts/coders-at-work.md b/content/posts/coders-at-work.md deleted file mode 100644 index d143553..0000000 --- a/content/posts/coders-at-work.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,31 +0,0 @@ ---- -title: "Coders at Work" -date: 2025-12-28T18:46:07+01:00 -draft: true ---- - -_Coders at Work_ by Peter Seibel is a great book which I recommend everyone read. -It relates the experience and learning journey of some of the best programmers of all time, and gives precious insights into their work -- what drove them to become great, what they think is important when programming, and what are their visions for the future. -These 3 subjects together with answers corroborated from all interviewees form guidelines on how one can become a great programmer themself. -Here is what I think about each chapter and person. - -1. *Jamie Zawinski* - -Jamie Zawinski currently owns a nightclub in San Francisco, the [DNA Lounge](https://www.dnalounge.com/) (imagine how cool this is) and he does not do much programming nowadays as he used to. -Nevertheless, he began work on Netscape which later evolved into Mozilla Firefox. -Jamie is a person that has a very outspoken political views and opinions about certain things, which you can read about on his great blog [www.jwz.org](https://jwz.org/). -I both agree with him on many current worldwide issues and admire him for his past contributions. - -2. *Brad Fitzpatrick* - - -3. *Douglas Crockford* - - -4. *Brendan Eich* - - -5. *Joshua Bloch* - - -6. *Joe Armstrong* |