Code Cathedrals - really good large code bases

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I am a lowly and unusually stupid software dev, but I want to be less terrible. I feel like reading large, well designed code bases is a crucial part of becoming better, but I don’t have a good list of things to study. Help me out by posting some. Hopefully we can get some code review style discussions going.

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FourPacketsOfPeanuts, 11 months ago

Great idea!

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flip, 11 months ago

I am a lowly and unusually stupid software dev, but I want to be less terrible. Something every good dev said during their career :) Nice community, subscribed!

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clamzz, 11 months ago

Great idea for a community! Thanks for getting it started.

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