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Locating an article is not a software development problem, regardless of what the article is about. Questions that are nothing more than a request to an external resource are off topic, not only on Programmers but on Stack Exchange in general, this isn't a link sharing service.

From the FAQ:

Programmers — Stack Exchange is a site for professional programmers who are interested in getting expert answers on conceptual questions about software development.

Finding an article or a blog post is not a conceptual software development question. We make a small exception for canonical books, but that's the only exception, not the rule.

Further reading:

• Let’s Play The Guessing Game
• Is our current process of handling resource request questions sufficient?
• Q&A is Hard, Let’s Go Shopping!
• Good Subjective, Bad Subjective
• Real Questions Have Answers
• Why is asking for references/sources to study specific topics considered not constructive?

Locating an article is not a software development problem, regardless of what the article is about. Questions that are nothing more than a request to an external resource are off topic, not only on Programmers but on Stack Exchange in general, this isn't a link sharing service.

From the FAQ:

Programmers — Stack Exchange is a site for professional programmers who are interested in getting expert answers on conceptual questions about software development.

Finding an article or a blog post is not a conceptual software development question. We make a small exception for canonical books, but that's the only exception, not the rule.

Further reading:

• Let’s Play The Guessing Game
• Is our current process of handling resource request questions sufficient?
• Q&A is Hard, Let’s Go Shopping!
• Good Subjective, Bad Subjective
• Real Questions Have Answers
• Why is asking for references/sources to study specific topics considered not constructive?

Locating an article is not a software development problem, regardless of what the article is about. Questions that are nothing more than a request to an external resource are off topic, not only on Programmers but on Stack Exchange in general, this isn't a link sharing service.

From the FAQ:

Programmers — Stack Exchange is a site for professional programmers who are interested in getting expert answers on conceptual questions about software development.

Finding an article or a blog post is not a conceptual software development question. We make a small exception for canonical books, but that's the only exception, not the rule.

Further reading:

• Let’s Play The Guessing Game
• Is our current process of handling resource request questions sufficient?
• Q&A is Hard, Let’s Go Shopping!
• Good Subjective, Bad Subjective
• Real Questions Have Answers
• Why is asking for references/sources to study specific topics considered not constructive?

Locating an article is not a software development problem, regardless of what the article is about. Questions that are nothing more than a request to an external resource are off topic, not only on Programmers but on Stack Exchange in general, this isn't a link sharing service.

From the FAQ:

Programmers — Stack Exchange is a site for professional programmers who are interested in getting expert answers on conceptual questions about software development.

Finding an article or a blog post is not a conceptual software development question. We make a small exception for canonical books, but that's the only exception, not the rule.

Further reading:

• Let’s Play The Guessing Game
• Is our current process of handling resource request questions sufficient?
• Q&A is Hard, Let’s Go Shopping!
• Good Subjective, Bad Subjective
• Real Questions Have Answers
• Why is asking for references/sources to study specific topics considered not constructive?