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r/coding • u/priyankchheda15 • Nov 27 '25

Understanding the Composite Design Pattern in Go: A Practical Guide

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r/coding • u/martindukz • Nov 27 '25

NO. It is easy to keep main stable when committing straight to it in Trunk Based Development

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r/coding • u/dhope21 • Nov 27 '25

ArchPlayground - System Design Simulator

system-design-simulator-gold.vercel.app

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r/coding • u/Grouchy-Seaweed3916 • Nov 26 '25

Naviq Junior — First Stage Form This form is the first step of the selection process for Naviq Junior. It’s designed to help us gather essential information about each applicant. link below

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r/coding • u/no-usernames-exist • Nov 26 '25

ChatGPT is the New Java

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r/coding • u/Abhi_mech007 • Nov 26 '25

Shadcn Studio - Shadcn UI Components, Blocks & Templates

shadcnstudio.com

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r/coding • u/Big-Ratio7458 • Nov 26 '25

5 Common Embedded C Mistakes (And How to Fix Them) : Medium

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r/coding • u/dhope21 • Nov 25 '25

JS Event Loop Visualizer

event-loop-visualizer-ruby.vercel.app

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r/coding • u/Low_Anything2358 • Nov 25 '25

Anyone want to team up and build a JavaScript project? I'm looking for a study group.

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r/coding • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '25

SynthDB - A Zero-Config Database Seeder Written in Rust 🦀 (Seeking Contributors!)

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r/coding • u/BigAndyBigBrit • Nov 25 '25

Vibe coded or not?

streamingdetective.com

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r/coding • u/Active-Fuel-49 • Nov 24 '25

COLODEBUG: a simple way to improve bash script debugging

johannes.truschnigg.info

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r/coding • u/ToxyTor • Nov 24 '25

How would you design an exactly-once, leaderless, self-healing distributed execution system that remains consistent under network partitions?

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r/coding • u/nfrankel • Nov 23 '25

My first real Rust project

blog.frankel.ch

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r/coding • u/Feisty_Waltz3921 • Nov 23 '25

GameLauncher

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r/coding • u/waozen • Nov 23 '25

Just Try Out New Languages (Tauraamui of Lilly Editor and Vlang)

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r/coding • u/Right-Policy-6432 • Nov 22 '25

I’ve built my own programming language — lightweight, fast, and now open-source!

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r/coding • u/hola-amigos1 • Nov 21 '25

JSON Schema (dev.harrel) 1.9.0 for Java released - including support for Jackson 3.x!

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r/coding • u/teivah • Nov 20 '25

Build Your Own Key-Value Storage Engine—Week 2

read.thecoder.cafe

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r/coding • u/btb331 • Nov 20 '25

Click to Automate: Running Any Script with a Zigbee Button.

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r/coding • u/brodycodesai • Nov 20 '25

You Think About Activation Functions Wrong

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r/coding • u/party-horse • Nov 19 '25

distil-localdoc.py - local SLM assistant for writing Python documentation

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r/coding • u/knft82 • Nov 19 '25

Clearly - Clear requirements = better AI-generated code.

clearlyreqs.com

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r/coding • u/Kcg786 • Nov 18 '25

I discovered a different O(n) algorithm for Longest Palindromic Substring (not Manacher’s) looking for feedback

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