The Architecture of Open Source Applications
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The Architecture of Open Source Applications
5 people recommended it in 5 threads, 2017–2023.
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I'd say reading the section on "git" there, and then having a look at the git source - or "nginx" and looking at the source - etc - might be one place to start.
There are some really cool projects in the "500 Lines or Less"[0] book which is a part of the "The Architecture of Open Source Applications" series.
In a similar vein, there is The Architecture of Open Source Applications which is great:
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