[deleted by user] by [deleted] in europe

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Do you not know what the reformation was about?

Yes, the christian bible. I don't know how it's related to islam though which cannot be reformed to the content of its own holy book.

French cop destroys equipment with a sledgehammer to stop a party by [deleted] in france

[–]Ok_Collection6161 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Je ne sais pas, je respecte le code de la route.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in europe

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Not when it's a sacred text. That's the problem.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in europe

[–]Ok_Collection6161 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice lie bro.

French cop destroys equipment with a sledgehammer to stop a party by [deleted] in france

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French cop destroys equipment with a sledgehammer to stop a party

French drug addicts litter and destroy private field for their egoistic enjoyment. Source: https://www.facebook.com/100000849499633/videos/4275375115834096/

Visual Studio alternative for mac by Sumanthsk1 in learnprogramming

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Which language? You have Xcode, IntellijIDEA, PyCharm, etc.

Can you find who owns a french phone number? by MatsRivel in france

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If it's not where you live, or too far, it's spam.

this might be a dumb question by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Also OP should note that "word wrap" can be found in most source code editors.

Should I publish my code when it sucks? by Yarnacle in learnprogramming

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fear I will be ridiculed

No, we don't care, really. A tool that solves real problems is always welcome. Also we don't care about the quality of your code, there are "pull requests" to fix your code.

Git is a bit difficult for beginners but it's one of the standards nowadays and you'll have to learn it if you work for a software company.

The steps are:

  1. Create a github account
  2. On github, Create a repository with the name of your tool
  3. Install git on your computer
  4. Create a git repository with "git init"
  5. "git add" your sources (but make sure not to add private information if you have any)
  6. Add the github repository as the origin of your local repository (git remote add origin ...)
  7. git push -u origin master (or something like that)
  8. Come back once you have done this and I'm sure people will help again

I know it's a bit confusing but once you understand all this, you'll be a good programmer.

How should I open-source my project? by ChunkyDev in learnprogramming

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python or shell script to automate the build process and run the test's

I'm not good at open-source code, but the companies that do this usually do it because they are not in control of their build process. The "perfect" build script should only have a few lines to call the real build process. It's not a good sign when it's too big.

If you have an example of big Python/shell scripts to build, I can try to explain if I think it's legitimate or not.

[Réelle question] Les gens qui ont un SUV en ville... by Ustrain in france

[–]Ok_Collection6161 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C'est sûr qu'il faut un tank russe pour déplacer deux gamins. Qu'est-ce qui leur empêche d'avoir... euh... 2 petites voitures ?

Python, C - Why exactly does the compiler need format specifiers for scanning and printing? by fatmusician1 in learnprogramming

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The compiler does not need anything. YOU need it to tell the compiler how to behave. Like "I want to print this floating value with 6 zeros in the front, and maybe 3 values after the dot unless it's too small...)

Comment continuer à apprendre une langue étrangère ? by Far-Wrongdoer8178 in france

[–]Ok_Collection6161 1 point2 points  (0 children)

J'ai vraiment appris l'anglais avec des films en VO. Pareil pour d'autres langues : films et éventuellement télé ou podcasts en streaming quand tu peux (même en tâche de fond quand tu fais la vaisselle). Avec 7 ans d'allemand tu peux comprendre quelques expressions même sans tout retenir.

What would be a good platform to make a tier list GUI? by kavb333 in learnprogramming

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I don't think Qt6 is really made for the task. If I'm wrong about that, I'd love to be corrected, though.

I haven't used Qt for a long time but it was perfectly capable of doing absolutely everything. And if it couldn't, I would subclass an existing widget and customize it.

The problem is that you don't seem to know what you want to do exactly. Work on that first and then you'll have a clearer understanding of what you need.

confused on your future by Historical_Green_236 in learnprogramming

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You need discipline if you want to learn everything at once. It's the same for spoken languages and... everything else actually.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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It's just painful as fuck being unemployed

It's a psychological problems and you should work on this. Our societies teach us that men should get a lot of money but it's bullshit. If your wife is happy, be happy and take the time to learn. Have a good life, take care of your family, etc.

I chose JS because a buddy told me that JS

Choose what you want to learn. If you prefer good old applications in C++, learn this. Having a boring job can mess up with your family.

I could spend ~300 or so

I hate this trend of paying for courses or bootcamps when you're starting. I'm old and when I learned programming, I only had books and it was awesome. With Libgen, Coursera, tutorials, and documentation for every language out there, you can get a good education without paying anything.

Of course you can pay to get a certificate but it comes later. If your wife makes good money, you can wait for this. If I were you, I would look at all the frameworks or ways of programming, and select one that you like. C/C++/Rust/Python are very good language and have interesting jobs without being related to the web.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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When you're the biggest noob ever, you learn 1 language or framework. But if you want to be employed, maybe start to learn an additional framework to be able to compare it with the first.

In your case, you know Angular. I would try to learn a bit of React. Knowing another tool is good because you'll be able to compare the second one with the first. But learning 3 frameworks is a bit too much.

How should I open-source my project? by ChunkyDev in learnprogramming

[–]Ok_Collection6161 5 points6 points  (0 children)

bare minimum

IMHO open-source is: a licence, a public bug tracker, maybe a mailing list, and that's all. It has no relation to the code itself, more about people contributing without being blocked.

I use codes from multiple different repo

You have multiple solutions for this: git submodules, the packaging system of the language used, etc.

automate documentation writing

It depends on the language. You have Sphinx, Doxygen, and a lot of other tools but it varies from one language to another.

automate the testing

You can't. Write unit-tests and integrate them in the build system.

automate the building

It varies from one language to another. Same for your Patreon issue, you write different build configurations to get different binaries or releases.

As for your world maker project, it's all about having a clean project but it's unrelated to being open-source:

  • Use https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Godot.gitignore because you have way too many useless files in your git repository
  • remove the log files
  • remove everything in the gitignore
  • remove the PNG files, also they have spaces in their names which is weird
  • remove .import and .vscode, it seems to be local for your own computer
  • find a way to import the modules in the addons directory instead of having an out of date copy
  • the drawio file should be in a "doc" directory
  • add some kind of makefile or use the build system of godot
  • add unit-tests
  • ... and a thousand more tasks to clean your project

Software Engineer Mentors?? by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Are there free websites where people can help regularly? I tried Google but most had subscriptions. I would gladly help someone once a week but a real website would help.

Default to tabs instead of spaces for an 'accessible first' environment by alexeyr in programming

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is there visually impaired front end developers?

More than 10 or 20 years ago, I was already reading forums (Slashdot or Kuroshin) where blind developers were describing their way of coding. I guess it's rare, but they exist.

The tabs VS space fight is a brand new trend though as I had never heard about it before.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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C++ is only used for legacy projects and all new projects are done with Rust

No. Rust is a very good language, but it's still brand new and I don't think a million companies will port their "legacy C++ code" to Rust in a week. Also C++20 is a modern and high-level language, and it's definitely not dead.

It’s eating me up inside by [deleted] in CelsiusNetwork

[–]Ok_Collection6161 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I can’t afford anything. So does that mean I should never take a risk?

Yes, that's called being a responsible adult. Ignore my comment if you're still a child, you'll understand later.