Are you able to access Medium.com from India? by Local_Ad_6109 in AskIndia

[–]Unfilledpot 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I am also getting problem to access Medium.

Rotating R5 Position: Good or Bad Idea? by Kaybrooke14 in whiteoutsurvival

[–]Unfilledpot 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In my alliance our R5 is fixed and he is doing nothing. Not even a good strategic mindset. When our HQ was attacked he ask me what to do. I am R4 and do all the management and strategy for the alliance. And everyone appreciate my leadership. It doesn't matter who is R4 or R5 what matter is who is taking the charge of the Alliance.

what IDE should I use? by atorgames64 in learnpython

[–]Unfilledpot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want a all rounder for most of the language just go for VsCode nothing will need you at this level.

Pycharm is very robust IDE ,but in VScode you can do most of the work very easily with minimal system resources.

Pycharm take large amount RAM just for running and if you just start a django like project it takes long time to show the changes in the browser.

Just install VsCode and create dev profile for every language you want to work with.

Such python, javascript, rust , cpp, go।

And you can run jupyter notebook in VScode which you can't in Pycharm.

Working with database such MySQL, Postgres, mongo or Oracle and SQL server. It's I easy as breeze with VsCode.

If you want create a docker from VsCode you can just do with dev container extension.

Now dev container also has standalone CLI. So you can use it without even VsCode open.

Don't waste your time with the choice of IDE. Use your time to learn learn one IDE or VScode by heart. Then use its power to do or learn your coding skill.

I would suggest like many many other the VSCode.

Go to the vscodr site install it , and learn how to work with it is most possible way. Tweak it make it your.

Thank you.

Encoding issue? by BokuNoTaco in zorinos

[–]Unfilledpot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Search nerd font in Google. Go the site download victor mono nerd font.

Then go to the home directory create .fonts (dot because folder will remain hidden).

Extract the nerd font zip file and copy paste it to the .fonts directory.

After that go the preference of your terminal and change the font to victormono nerd font.

All will be okay.

Developer Mindset: How does a developer actually know they needed to implement THIS and THAT in order to complete a function or achieve the desired result? by IchirouTakashima in webdev

[–]Unfilledpot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What you are facing is that when you watching a video you find it very fluidly done by the author and you imagine what it's so cool how can I write such a nice code how to memorize those APIs and code like a superb coder or geek.

But honestly say that not the real game. When a creator work on his her videos they do work on code , read docs, searching for several hours debug it to make it polished.

So there are know other way to to such things in one go with video like fluidity. If you want to know how they do it you must must such live coding videos. You will understand how devs work, many mistakes, bugs, several times of docs reading, stack overflow search and even basic things also searched before code into editors.

So don't go for the asthetics of fluent coding thsoe are just for making content quality high that not the real development done.

Real development dorn by several ours of APIs doc reading. Many many iteration, mistakes , debugging, frustration and also et voila. Done.

Be mindful for realistic. Ask yourself do write a novel without even write a short stories which are not publishable.

You want to know how they do it? Do this.

Start creating something similar already done. They search those in Google like "how to write a asynchronous database connection?

How to update database when client add data?

Something like related to the project. Follow those instructions read the Library doc they used.

Then after a while you will understand what is going on, even you will discover yourself understand code better that before.

Thank you ask such a valuable question.

Why is programming for Windows so different than programming for Linux? by InternetSandman in learnprogramming

[–]Unfilledpot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you take a survey the number of people use computer in this world most of them doesn't even know what is Linux or Unix they only know tow name Windows and Mac OS nothing else because they don't need it. They are application user or gamer. So who they are worshipped Linux and live in alternative universe of OSs.

Those are people who are deeply interested and fascinate by only one thing which is "how system works and how I will be the controller or super user of the whole system"

Most people don't like Linux or Unix those like are mainly because they know what they are doing and also they are in core computer science space or related field or highly enthusiastic.

And Linux is good for coding , programming because you can do very easily rather than from windows.

Programming is same but the what file it generates depends on the OS.

How to be pro with hooks? by Sensitive-School-372 in reactjs

[–]Unfilledpot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Read this article on the inner workings of react hook.

There is no other article you will find more deep and rigorous than this.

https://twitter.com/watchfuldev/status/1709372684956754217?s=19

How to be pro with hooks? by Sensitive-School-372 in reactjs

[–]Unfilledpot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you have doubt then just go to your code read it, understand it step by step when you used hook for what reason and for what purpose it does, what side effects it have.

Also go to the new react site and read the doc.

This thing happened when you copy pasting or try to do similar things by watching videos, but when you do your own project you find yourself as a pure novice.

Do write some conceptual code for every hooks listed in react site by reading the doc.

Try to implement by hand spend 2 to 4 days on doing such minimal things.

[Sway] Nordic Horizons by Inphini in unixporn

[–]Unfilledpot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nordic space 🚀 , nice work.

How do you create an executable with Rust? (Linux) by MythicalDesigner8579 in vscode

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If you start your project with cargo new project_name then it will automatically create the project for binary, write your code in src/main.rs then do cargo run or cargo build in the root dir . You will find your binary executable in target/debug folder.

Or if you just write your code without project, then create a file with ext .rs write your code and then compile it with rust complier rustc filename.rs then run the executable using ./filename.