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Gist 5599e6a12fb4fdb9348db2e5e3d0e4ed

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Aallyraza
Last edited Jan 30, 2014
Created on Nov 21, 2018

This visualization is a manually curated reading list organized by programming topics, displayed as a structured markdown document. It categorizes resources into sections like Programming in General, Problem Solving/Learning, Debugging, Object Oriented Programming, Functional Programming, Lisp, and Clojure, with each entry linking to external book or podcast pages. The data source is the gist file itself, which contains the raw text of the list, and the rendering approach is plain text with markdown headings and bullet points, requiring no JavaScript libraries or APIs.

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