Programmer (disambiguation)

Programmer, Video game programmer, Programmer (hardware), Programmer's Day, Programmer art, The Pragmatic Programmer, Lead programmer, Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal, Flame programmer, Jim Hall (computer programmer), List of programmers, Programmer and Operator Productivity Aid, Alan Cox (computer programmer), William Crowther (programmer), Paul Graham (programmer), Brian Fox (programmer), Dave Thomas (programmer), Michael Seifert (programmer), Robert Carr (programmer), Chris Sutherland (programmer), Chromatic (programmer), Chief programmer team, Battle Programmer Shirase, Matthew Smith (games programmer), Audrey Bates (programmer), Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer, Near (programmer), Stephen Crow, Mike Shapiro (programmer), Paul Owens (games programmer), Winter (programmer), Richard Brodie (programmer), Nicky Robinson (game programmer), Institution of Analysts and Programmers, Dominic Robinson, Cutter IT Journal, Robert Duffy (programmer), Andrew Stone (computer programmer), John Walker (programmer), Ignacio Rodríguez (programmer), Roger Gregory (programmer)

Tim Anderson (programmer), Programmer's key, Don Woods (programmer), Joe Hewitt (programmer), Systems programming, Robert S. Harris (programmer), Kim Jiseok (festival programmer), David Jones (programmer), Donald Brown (programmer), In-system programming, Fred Ford (programmer), Giles Goddard (video game programmer), Tom Hudson (programmer), Veda Hlubinka-Cook, Spencer Kimball (computer programmer), Dave Taylor (game programmer), Oracle Certification Program, Bill Stewart (programmer), Martin Bryant (programmer), Chris Pile (programmer), Johan Andersson (game developer), Rebecca Garcia (computer programmer), Jonathan Smith (games programmer), Program, Scott Miller (entrepreneur), Tom Worthington (computer programmer), Malcolm Evans (computer programmer), Edward Yourdon, Richard Greenblatt (programmer), Macintosh Programmer's Workshop, Lars Bak (computer programmer), Daniel Robbins (computer programmer), Andrew Morton (computer programmer), Andrew Koenig (programmer), PWB/UNIX, Andrew Gower (disambiguation), Bruno Souza (programmer), Rubber duck debugging, Steve Turner (game programmer), Terry A. Davis, Nick Pelling, Programmer's File Editor, Phil Katz, Programming productivity, List of Rage guest programmers, David Abrahams (computer programmer), David Crane (programmer), Ronald Dale Harris, List of Russian IT developers, Paul Davis (programmer)

Programmer, Video game programmer, Programmer (hardware), Programmer's Day, Programmer art, The Pragmatic Programmer, Lead programmer, Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal, Flame programmer, Jim Hall (computer programmer), List of programmers, Programmer and Operator Productivity Aid, Alan Cox (computer programmer), William Crowther (programmer), Paul Graham (programmer), Brian Fox (programmer), Dave Thomas (programmer), Michael Seifert (programmer), Robert Carr (programmer), Chris Sutherland (programmer), Chromatic (programmer), Chief programmer team, Battle Programmer Shirase, Matthew Smith (games programmer), Audrey Bates (programmer), Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer, Near (programmer), Stephen Crow, Mike Shapiro (programmer), Paul Owens (games programmer), Winter (programmer), Richard Brodie (programmer), Nicky Robinson (game programmer), Institution of Analysts and Programmers, Dominic Robinson, Cutter IT Journal, Robert Duffy (programmer), Andrew Stone (computer programmer), John Walker (programmer), Ignacio Rodríguez (programmer), Roger Gregory (programmer), Tim Anderson (programmer), Programmer's key, Don Woods (programmer), Joe Hewitt (programmer), Systems programming, Robert S. Harris (programmer), Kim Jiseok (festival programmer), David Jones (programmer), Donald Brown (programmer), In-system programming, Fred Ford (programmer), Giles Goddard (video game programmer), Tom Hudson (programmer), Veda Hlubinka-Cook, Spencer Kimball (computer programmer), Dave Taylor (game programmer), Oracle Certification Program, Bill Stewart (programmer), Martin Bryant (programmer), Chris Pile (programmer), Johan Andersson (game developer), Rebecca Garcia (computer programmer), Jonathan Smith (games programmer), Program, Scott Miller (entrepreneur), Tom Worthington (computer programmer), Malcolm Evans (computer programmer), Edward Yourdon, Richard Greenblatt (programmer), Macintosh Programmer's Workshop, Lars Bak (computer programmer), Daniel Robbins (computer programmer), Andrew Morton (computer programmer), Andrew Koenig (programmer), PWB/UNIX, Andrew Gower (disambiguation), Bruno Souza (programmer), Rubber duck debugging, Steve Turner (game programmer), Terry A. Davis, Nick Pelling, Programmer's File Editor, Phil Katz, Programming productivity, List of Rage guest programmers, David Abrahams (computer programmer), David Crane (programmer), Ronald Dale Harris, List of Russian IT developers, Paul Davis (programmer), Programmers Guild, PHIGS, Steve Gibson (computer programmer), Simon Phipps (programmer), John W. Cowan, Jon Hall (programmer), Richard Kilmer, Hacker culture, Jason Jones (programmer), Alexander Stepanov, James Clark (programmer), Dave Plummer, Pat Sullivan (programmer), GiMA Award for Best Music Arranger and Programmer, EPROM, Ward Cunningham, Ken Thompson, Open-source software movement, Man page, The Alternate Source Programmer's Journal, Imagic, David Silver (computer scientist), Incentive Software, Halcyon Days (book), CPAN, MH & xmh: Email for Users & Programmers, Object-Oriented Programming in Common Lisp, Dvorak keyboard layout, API, Tom Miller (computer programmer), Brian P. Dougherty, Dr. Dobb's Journal, Edos, Zig (programming language), Trade Wars, Library (computing), Chris Wright (programmer), Michael Sweet (programmer), Ian Bell (programmer), Joe Armstrong (programmer), Blaine Cook (programmer), Legacy system, Apache Groovy, Adam Leventhal (programmer), Mel Phillips (radio programmer), Ian Jackson (computer programmer), Philip Gale, Software design pattern, Rod Johnson (programmer), Richard Shoup (programmer), LiveJournal, Peter Todd (programmer), Robert Griesemer, Christopher Dunn (computer programmer), Thomas Bushnell, Peter MacDonald (computer programmer), Denton Designs, Jeff Bezanson, Daniel Murphy (computer scientist), 7-Zip