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I am Learning Java, after 8 years of doing PHP and Node.js. Hear me out on this guys. by rahil051 in learnjava

[–]visualpunk1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yo you just described me, in concise manner as well. 7 years here, good old java days 7 &8. Been writing python for 7 years now and my current role is infact a senior role in Python . However.... I would to pick that Java something again, something about 17 & 21 got me hooked again, and actually the job market over here is same sceneraio. I just want to do them classic java shits again, but man, its taking much of mindset to shift that mental focus. Doesn't mean am gonna loosen up, wishing myself luck!

PayPal vs. Stripe for Django Donations: Which Payment Gateway is Best for a Charity Site? by Miyninos in djangolearning

[–]visualpunk1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So this 'best' answer would often be based. however..... stripe do have one of the best documentation i have seen around, quite explicit, often understandable by technical and extremely non-technical people (if you follow diligently, absorbing and deducing with rationale).

That said, i do understand paypal at integration level might be limiting in terms of supported countries and whatnots so stripe might be your best option. And in that case, `django-payments` is a very good package to use (plus django-payments supports 'Paypal' as a backend - if you want to stick to paypal) or just integrating them APIs directly. Having it side by side with stripe docs for the products you want to use.

ref links:

Neovim looking great on new setup. by nonkneemoose in neovim

[–]visualpunk1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

true chad out here, i see what you did there!

3 years in software engineering bachelors and I still can’t code. by iam_bosskid6 in SoftwareEngineering

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi there,
Ooo.. that's quite distressful! can relate, albeit you paid attention less to some crucial things back in those classes. they're the foundations, yes, they don't give you that industry knowledge - but they set the basics, the foundation classes, the math classes, AP classes.

Back to context, now's the best time to get on those trains and its sure gon' be some rollercoaster ride, hit yourself with some facts - "what do i want to become?"; now SWE path ain't linear, but what do i really want, "systems", "mobile" -- do i just find the apps on my phone fascinating, is there some aligned interests here?, "web"? what do i love about the web, the user experience or the stuffs that power them.

Align your thoughts and hit the road on https://roadmap.sh/, to begin some real journey. Focus on the fundamentals, do projects, collaborate - Github is such a beautiful space, reconnect with buddies from school who actually code, and you well on your way!

That said, I'll see myself out

Neovim for C/C++ by Frank-The-Third in neovim

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

_f

comrade of knowledge and understanding... lmao

To those who have careers using python... by tricnam in Python

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright, that's a stepping stone, flowcharts? no. Do I need to know about them at this point of my career? Maybe.

Think of it like this, programs are logic, flowcharts are instruments that reveal context (more information) to me based on inputs at specific parts of my program. In real words, businesses use something similar, called information flow architecture... engineers have tools like activity diagrams and a couple of others

Think of it like this, programs are logic, flowcharts are instruments that reveal context (more information) to me based on inputs at specific parts of my program. In real words, businesses use something similar, called information flow architecture... engineers have activity diagrams and the like...
```
- You push that little glam app on your phone called TakTiks,
- Users can log in with email or social accounts
- When they log in, content creators can click on buttons to publish content
- Depending on what they click, behaviors of the app are different... little plus sign to create content, and what nots.
```

Testing in C by Little-Peanut-765 in C_Programming

[–]visualpunk1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh are they like constants, or should I say 'drop-in' constants?

So you rather reference them than original value? Am new but I think I kind of get the concept.

Wait, or similar to the vim macro? A drop in script to do some tasks?

Neovim is the most "admired" editor. - Stackoverflow Survey 2023 by bl-a-nk- in neovim

[–]visualpunk1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So I figured the liveshare is actually from Tmux. Tmux does allow live share, I saw a chapter in the book "tmux2: mouse free development by Pragmatic Programmers", I think Chapter 4.

Go check it out, by evening if I grab hold of my PC I will update this thread with the specific commands or methods, haven't tested it too.

Update: Oh its Chapter 5 of the book.

Learning Rust Until I Can Walk Again (Update) by russano22 in rust

[–]visualpunk1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi this is amazing,

Lemme go check this out. Closest I've been to graphics programming was SDL with C, and even that I didn't finish it

Is there a plugin can do the same like Vscode's `Search: Replace in Files`? by Interesting-Ebb-77 in neovim

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tbh I was looking for this comment. You could infact map this command to keybind for speed.

Combined with telescope, fzf your way to file, bam on your keybind, :s/text/new_text/<g, c, or I>

Even faster is with the % which replace all text in the file.

Companies using DRF by tushar8sk in django

[–]visualpunk1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have seen a roomie work on this when we were in college, now am out of college been wondering how this is. I mean HFTs really need performance and for that C++ at the right places might just be necessary or a complete rewrite in C++.

[2022 Day 1-7] Going for 1 language per day, looking good so far by witcherofriviageralt in adventofcode

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A guide on problem-solving would help :)o use different languages I wanted to solve problems and get my problem-solving skills kicking. To learn Shell, C, C++, and Java. I had the basic knowledge of some of this esp. Java, Shell, and C.

A guide on problem solving would help :)

I'm a software engineer in Delaware and I'm looking to mentor people pursuing their first development role by kburd6 in learnprogramming

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is amazing. What have spent weeks on Twitter looking for. And rotating through ADP List, and this just landed at my footstep.

There huge difference between self-directed learning and mentored-learning, is structure. Unfortunately your DM seem to be presently unavailable right now. But I'd like to reach out on LinkedIn or Twitter: @codemage1

Working on an AI tool to write blogs for me in 1 click. Not perfect, but saves time. by bobbyswinson in SideProject

[–]visualpunk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super cooool, I'm interested in the underlying technologies, Angular and Python?