Programming-themed films and series recommended for developers

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An article from DEV Community lists several movies and TV series relevant to programmers. It includes dramas like 'Mr. Robot' and 'Halt and Catch Fire,' which explore hacking and computing history. The selection also features biographical films such as 'The Social Network' and 'The Imitation Game,' focusing on tech entrepreneurship and cryptography. These titles are suggested for their insights into the culture, history, and ethical questions of the software industry. The recommendations aim to provide developers with broader perspectives beyond pure coding skills.

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