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Best-websites-a-programmer-should-visit is a living, community-curated directory of links that programmers consistently find useful throughout their careers. Rather than being a random bookmark dump, it organizes resources into practical categories such as algorithms, competitive programming, reading materials, podcasts, newsletters, interview prep, design, security, performance, and more. The list aims to reduce the “what should I learn next?” friction by pointing you to high-signal, time-tested tutorials, references, and tools. Because it spans beginner to advanced topics, you can use it as an on-ramp when starting out and as a roadmap for deeper specialization later. It also surfaces non-code essentials like productivity, writing, and career guidance, acknowledging that strong developers need more than syntax. The simple Markdown format makes it easy to browse, mirror, or fork, and the open contribution model keeps the list evolving as the ecosystem changes.
Features
- Categorized links covering fundamentals, advanced CS, and career topics
- Focus on high-quality, evergreen resources curated by the community
- Beginner-friendly sections alongside advanced research and tooling
- Practical breadth beyond coding, including productivity and communication
- Lightweight Markdown format that is easy to search and fork
- Ongoing contributions and updates to stay current with the field
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