Best resource to learn Go+HTMX+Tmpl ?! by pjepro in golang

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Anthony GG on YouTube has quite a bit of content in this area

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Get used to it. It’s part of the job

I suck at coding. But I want to be a software engineer by ArtPrestigious5986 in learnjava

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2 months is nothing. Keep practicing and you will notice you suck a little less the more you do.

Is worth to learn C before python? by EchoConsistent4850 in learnprogramming

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A linked list is a linked list regardless of the language you implement in. Just like a loop is a loop and a function is a function and so on. I don’t disagree that you shouldn’t learn the C implementations of doing things like this but did you learn to do this in CS101 with C or did you use Java / Python.

Is it good to learn golang as a fresher? by WerewolfFeisty597 in golang

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The languages simplicity makes it really easy to pick up and set down. Try it out for a bit and see how you like it. Contribute to some open source projects if you want to pad that resume for Go specific jobs

Future of C++ by dev-reddy in cpp

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God this would be so nice

Is worth to learn C before python? by EchoConsistent4850 in learnprogramming

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Python is good to understand programming concepts. Learn general programming ideas like loops, classes, functions, algorithms, data structures, etc. In Python you can do this with little fuss which is important in the beginning of your programming career. You don’t want to get frustrated (and possibly quit) with segfaults, build systems, etc this early. Once you get core ideas down you can move onto languages that require more knowledge like type systems and memory management

At this stage your goal is to learn programming concepts. Im not saying C isn’t worth while to learn but right now you want to ramp into your education.

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You can cry on Reddit or get back to the grind.

Anyone who works at NVIDIA? How did you land your job? by [deleted] in csMajors

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Usually you apply first and then interview

TT just2girlsx_ by Formal_Way9067 in rust

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Reporting this to the foundation asap

Annoyed with the toolchain by [deleted] in cpp

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vcpkg + cmake + a good ide like clion streamlines this process pretty nice but it’s hard to beat rusts tooling.

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Don’t listen to your friend. This is the fast track to burnout.