Reddit programming hot 25 on 2017-08-07

1. Software engineering != computer science
2. "Atom needs a whopping 845 megabytes to open a 6mb XML file"
3. A Summary of the Metaclasses Proposal for C++
4. If your software should be cross platform and accessible, forget about Qt
5. Google employee anti-diversity memo causes row
6. How to make sense of Quaternions used for rotations in 3D
7. Git from the inside out
8. What happened to the "Surgical Team" pattern from "The Mythical Man-Month"?
9. New Tech Start-Up Bubble
10. Evolution of a Software Engineer
11. Avoiding intermediate copies in std::accumulate
12. Never too old to code: Meet Japan's 82-year-old app-maker
13. Johnathan Blow on criticizing engineering and C++ exceptions. (14min)
14. Elixir and Doctest - Help Writing Better Programs, One Method At A Time
15. Practical guide to deploying applications with AWS ECS, ALB and ASG
16. Debugging your Entity Framework Seeding
17. Tofu - The opposite of a font
18. The full story on Kite, autocomplete-python, atom-minimap and SideBarEnhancements [long read]
19. Jonathan Blow on unit testing and TDD
20. Bootloader and Low-Level Programming Tutorial: How To Develop Your Own Boot Loader
21. Faster command line tools with Kotlin
22. GPU Coding for Simulations using Shaders
23. Building RESTful APIs using Node JS, Express JS, and MS SQL Server
24. How to use memcached with php7
25. A Google engineer wrote that women may be unsuited for tech jobs. Women wrote back.

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