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C++ is very cool for that. If only there weren’t 20 operators overload for everything it wouldn’t be as hard to work with it!
I still love it from times to times (in reasonable dose)
C++ is very cool for that. If only there weren’t 20 operators overload for everything it wouldn’t be as hard to work with it!
I still love it from times to times (in reasonable dose)
I see your point though. It feels like people giving advice on Rust used it 3minutes. It really depends on how trait are structured and often times they are horribly difficult.
It’s because of the borrow checker complaining. It’s especially hard with Async stuff.
Rust is good, it’s not perfect for everyone. I wouldn’t recommend for gamedev. You might like C# with native modules in Godot, you can extend it pretty much how you want.
Less C++ stuff, more fun!
But yeah that’s a problem, if you want a system programming language it’s hard to get away from C/C++ lol.
I just need to train more with the build system lol
It’s so much better than CMake though, but I’m still not feeling it
Cheats are so interesting to make lol. I won’t lie, DLL hooking is passionating. I never used them in real matches though, I don’t see the point in that.
But programming-wise, cheats work in a interesting environment => kernel drivers
So there’s a lot of thing to experiment with to confuse Vanguard for instance
Please, don’t ever use async Rust lol :( it’s so terrible to work with closure recapture. There’s really one way of structuring your code to keep the borrow checker happy and I haven’t yet found it in my projects lol.
I’d love to be able to use Swift so I’m excited to what they’re going to bring to the ecosystem! Would be cool if there’s a place to contribute when Swift 6 comes out :))
Honestly I got no problem with GitHub and use it everyday on a large open-source code base and it works like a charm.
Yes I think it’s really beneficial to operate by vibes sometimes lol. Trust your instincts !
I learned Go because I really liked the keyword go
Hey! First off, your project is super interesting! Do you have a repo so I can play around with it (I have some ideas for it).
Secondly, you should be aware that Vite.JS is not a web bundler on itself. It’s just a front-end for Rollup made for ease of development and convenience. Rollup is much more complicated & customizable, and will surely suit your need!
You can either replace Vite or use this option !
Please update me!
I’ve never grown out of the “furry are creepy” state.
No hate intended, it’s just … unnerving
Wow it shows how much it boils down to préférence at the end of the day.
I’m a Go fanboy, I cannot cite an aspect of the language I don’t like, find clunky…
Wow. I love syntax, the tooling, the speed, the errors, the testing framework.
It feels soo absurd, but I’m currently kinda drunk soo it’s maybe me 🫥
Why is it a no for you ? Is Node20 problematic?
I actually use it in all of my projects it’s so delightful lol!
I can’t get enough of JSX (React) markup syntax personally, it’s just too simple and efficient that I don’t want to learn anything else ;)
To be fair, Go is very different from Dart and if they look like C it’s because they try to give you the abstraction with the memory safety which is pretty great.
But yeah Google is kinda the developer of useless languages. Even if Go is a banger of a technology
Those are fair arguments, I’ll check Dart again. I think what really didn’t click for me, in contrary of React Native is that the code, and syntax are not very flexible.
I’m pretty good at Typescript and I can make some beautiful reusable code with minimal efforts. This makes it so fast to build apps and I just don’t feel that in Dart.
That’s a terrible language IMO
I don’t have a bank account ATM but I’ll be happy to send some ETH if the admin has an address !