Comment on: Anyone Got a Link or the Image That has a List of Programming Projects from Easy to Hard
0 31 Jan 2020 22:36 u/galabad71 in v/programmingComment on: To young zoomers or millennials
and refrain from making comments like "I'm and engineer AND and a woman".
Comment on: Scriptometer: measuring the ease of SOP (Script-Oriented Programming) of programming languages
I really like running CSSCRIPT in Notepad++ for when I am working in windows.
Comment on: Git Flowchart - Is there a more serious flowchart like this somewhere?
I can use SVN offline as well. I only need a network connection when I want to update up to the main trunk, or download from the main trunk. Otherwise, all my development and debug is in my local repository.
I have nothing against GIT, it just seems that it's popular just because it's new(er) and all the hip dudes use it. SVN or GIT would work fine for most projects.
Comment on: Git Flowchart - Is there a more serious flowchart like this somewhere?
dont understand why git is so popular. ive used svn for years and it works great. tortoise svn on windws is great too.
Comment on: BASIC Computer Games
This is great! Definitely a bookmark! Thanks.
Comment on: C++ is a pleasure to work with.
if you are not disciplined at programming, it is way too easy to shoot yourself in the foot (and everyone else, for that matter) . I much prefer strongly typed languages and BOUNDS CHECKING. also, doing all the memory management yourself is usually a big PITA and except for a few cases is usually better done by the compiler. that being said, if you want to program embedded systems, there really is nothing else but C/C++.
Maybe www.bigocheatsheet.com