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2 2  === Welcome to Crispy Coding! ===
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5 -This is a knowledge base for topics I encounter in my daily programming life. You'll find useful tutorials for technical questions, summaries of knowledge areas and tools, and accompanying source code examples. The core topics are Kotlin, clean coding, testing, clean architecture, DevOps, and software usage guides. At the side of the site you will find navigation panels to help you navigate through the different topics. The most important of these is the "Navigation" menu on the top left, which provides a hierarchical structure of all the topics. There is also a [[Glossary>>Glossary]] which briefly explains some of the terms used on this website.
5 +This is a knowledge base for topics I encounter in my daily programming life. You'll find useful tutorials for technical questions, summaries of knowledge areas and tools, and accompanying source code examples. At the side of the site you will find navigation panels to help you navigate through the different topics. The most important of these is the "Navigation" menu on the top left, which provides a hierarchical structure of all the topics. There is also a [[Glossary>>Glossary]] which briefly explains some of the terms used on this website.
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11 11  === Code Examples ===
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14 -When you read articles that refer to source code, it is uploaded to [[GitHub>>https://github.com/crispy-coding/code-examples]]. Most of the code examples are written in Kotlin, but they are usually an example of a more abstract concept that is the actual goal of the article. So even if you are not familiar with Kotlin, understanding previously unknown and language-independent concepts is beneficial for any programmer.
14 +When you read articles that refer to source code, it is uploaded to [[GitHub>>https://github.com/crispy-coding/code-examples]]. Although the code examples are written in a specific programming language, they are intended to illustrate a more abstract concept, which is the ultimate goal of the article. So even if you are not familiar with the language, understanding previously unknown and language-independent concepts is beneficial to any programmer.
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