Hi! I'm Nicko! I am just starting out with front-end and will be moving to backend as well. I feel OK with HTML and CSS, working on learning JavaScript and then off to C#. Feel free to offer any recommendations or just say HI! looking forward to hearing from you all!
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You should reconsider the choice of C#. It can be cumbersome to work with. Try C. (No joke.) Or maybe Go is for you?
HI!
Hi Tux0r!
I haven't heard of Go yet but I will carve out some time research on it today. I do see what you mean with the learning of C and I will defiantly see which one is best for me. I actually plan on learning everything! for all the phenomenal cosmic power! Not sure how well that will work out tho lol.
Thank you!
Ha, good luck!
I know! I just enjoy setting ultra high goals and aiming for them.(also I'm a bit of a sarcastic smartass)
I already like you.
Excellent! I liked to be like! let's be friends!
Would you mind elaborating on that? I've been looking at learning C# as an intro to Windows development, with some basic experience in C/C++. You think I would be better served sticking to C while exploring the Windows ecosystem?
Even on Windows, the system API ("WinAPI") has a C interface, while C# abstracts too much of it. I usually prefer not having too much overhead. I admit that C# will probably give you a faster result - which will run notably slower and hog much more RAM. :-)
Gotcha - that makes sense. I guess I hadn't really expected C# to come anywhere even close to C in terms of resource usage, but it seemed to be so well integrated with the operating system that it was a natural jumping off point.
Thanks!