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The Coder Cafe

Teiva Harsanyi

Feeling overwhelmed by the endless stream of tech content? At The Coder Cafe, we serve timeless concepts with your coffee. Written by a Google SWE and published author, we help you grow as an engineer, one coffee at a time.

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  • Teiva Harsanyi

    Senior Software Engineer at Google, Author, Speaker.

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