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Learning C#, Tips?
Deep Funk:
I will trial and error my way through the code in Visual Studio. I first used Xamarin but the user interface became a mess after an update.
Javascript is tricky. Once you get used to it though it is quite intuitive.
Tari:
--- Quote from: lmader on May 18, 2015, 04:29:55 PM ---I think this joke fell flat. D flat.
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Naturally.
Claritas:
" C♯ or B♭" -- bumper sticker
spoony:
--- Quote from: Deep Funk on May 18, 2015, 04:05:39 PM ---Thing is, I find C# fucking annoying. It is like writing a text message but the texting software keeps interfering with the writing.
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Yes, and the same can be said about Java, the issue isn't with the language itself, it has more to do with the library design philosophy and language idioms (default private members, design pattern overuse, overly verbose naming and typing). If you want to learn for the sake of learning, a good choice would be a functional language such as Haskell or Lisp, the code tends to be terse and elegant and a challenge to write, it's a very enlightening experience. Otherwise just stick to the IDE / Text editor with the best autocomplete engine and static code analysis, it will save you a lot of time.
P.S. Python is always useful and fun.
smitty1110:
You might also want to check out Ruby, less strict and verbose, and with lots of web design libraries that will work well with the rest of your skill set.
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