De Programmatica Ipsum on Software in Space
Issue 063: Space
Welcome to the sixty-third issue of De Programmatica Ipsum, about Space.In this edition:We ask ourselves how much rocket science is required to write quality code.In the Library section, we review the impact of “Cosmos” by Carl Sagan in our society.In our Vidéothèque section, we listen to Margaret Hamilton telling us stories about software engineering and Moon landings.We would like to thank our patrons who generously contribute every month (or have contributed in the past) to our work and help us run this magazine. Thank you so much! In alphabetical order: Adam Guest, Adrian Tineo Cabello, Benjamin Sheldon, Christopher Nascone, Franz Lucien Moersdorf, Guillermo Ramos Álvarez, Jean-Paul de Vooght, Patryk Matuszewski, Paul Hudson, Quico Moya, Roger Turner, and Szymon Licau.Enjoy this issue! Please subscribe to our free newsletter to stay updated about new releases, share the articles on social media, or contribute if you would like to support our work with a donation via Liberapay.Cover photo by NASA on Unsplash.Continue reading Rocket Science or go back to
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