English Writing Guide for Programmers
Programmers create English every day: commit messages, pull request descriptions, code comments, API docs, issue reports and emails to teammates abroad. Writing that reads poorly is rarely a vocabulary problem; it is a matter of not knowing the fixed patterns of these genres. This deck covers 50 core writing words grouped into five themes: commits and reviews, comments and naming, technical docs, issues and errors, and email and collaboration. Every word comes with a real writing example, plus 25 sentence patterns you can reuse right away.
Word list 50
Commit and review 10
Comments and naming 10
Technical docs 10
Issues and errors 10
Email and collaboration 10
💬 Phrases and sentence patterns
💬 25 high-frequency phrases and patterns ›🎬 Scenario Dialogues
❓ FAQ
What does this deck cover?
English Writing Guide for Programmers contains 50 core words across 5 themes: Commit and review, Comments and naming, Technical docs, Issues and errors, Email and collaboration. Learn one theme at a time.
In what order should I study?
Read the grouped word list once, review it with the flashcards for active recall, then practise the sentence patterns out loud on the listen page. Recognition first, production second.
How do I reuse the example sentences?
Every example is meant to be edited: replace the product, module or station name with your own, and it becomes a sentence you can actually say or write tomorrow.
How much content is here?
50 core words and 25 sentence patterns in this release. More will be added.