Who uses C++ or is a Electrical engineer?
How much time do you use C++ vs others?
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Git Concepts I Wish I Knew Years Ago
The most used technology by developers is not Javascript.
It's not Python or HTML.
It hardly even gets mentioned in interviews or listed as a pre-requisite for jobs.
I'm talking about Git and version control of course.
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Its by Caleb Curry, I’ll probably watch “Tech with Tim” next for C++.
It makes sense with how you connect JS to C++ to send signals on a button click
So, what’s a short layout of how you start with a library? Are there somewhat of universal steps that you take? Or, what are the “universal” objects that you use?
I have been using JavaScript and Python, mainly by Django. I’ve watched tutorials on how you “connect” a FrontEnd to C++, and it makes sense. I’m at 3 hours in a 10hour course. I’m liking C++ compared to JS and Py.
Do you use C++ often? Is there a specific framework/ package, that you use for c++ vs others?
I’m making a esp32 CAM monitor system
You programmed with c++ quickly? So, with FrontEnd there’s frameworks like React and Vue, also styling with bootstrap..... so with programming and “packages”, is it similar that way? You “stick to” a package you like? And use that to create with c++?