sos , to random
@sos@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar

I hate CMAKE. That's the post. Just hate it.

Why the FUCK does CMAKE generate VS project files that depend on having CMAKE installed on your system? And it has to be in a fixed path? And EVERYTHING has to be in a fixed path?

Have CMAKE developers ever compiled something or used version control? This is unusable and I am very angry and it's Monday and I haven't had my coffee yet.

EDIT: AND IT HAS TO HAVE VS INSTALLED AT A FIXED PATH TOO WHO MADE THIS CRAP????

sos OP ,
@sos@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar

Just look at this. Look at this and tell me why do people use Cmake!

sos OP ,
@sos@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar

Ok, I finally managed to make this project work on a different machine it ran CMAKE and just regenerated the project discarding all my changes.

What in the actual hell is this?

Xavier , to random
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I have a question for those who know . When I went to school I learned Assembly, ANSI C, Java, and Perl (oh... and Mathematica, but I'm trying to forget it). Then I learned VB (later .NET), C++, and Python on my own. I've never been a full-time developer, but I will pick up an occasional pet project. Nearly everything I've done in the last 10 years has been in python.

Should I learn Rust? Are there new concepts? Are there other reasons, as am professional, that make it worthwhile to run to an "Intro to Rust" class?

sn0n , to random
@sn0n@mastodon.social avatar

I've got to be doin this / / thing wrong, cuz I don't see any of this shit everyone else bitches about. I follow a few tags (mostly and stuff, the interest topics) and mostly just refresh the feed occasionally and read posts until I realize I'm doom scrolling and then go off and do something else. Clearly I need to follow some controversial topics and invite some of that drama into my life.

So I ask you, what topics am I missing?

f3rno64 , to random
@f3rno64@hachyderm.io avatar

Hi everyone! 👋

My name is Cris, and this is my formal 🙈 post.

I'm a software engineer 💻 and am passionate about coding; I love working on personal projects and creating products.

I specialize in modern web app development and have 13+ years of experience 🧙‍♂️

When I'm not coding, I'm usually gaming🎮

GitHub: https://github.com/f3rno64 🔗
Tech Blog: https://f3rno64.io

I'd love to connect with like-minded people, so do reach out!

mbess , to random
@mbess@attreno.fr avatar

Hello to all of you people of mastodon! 🤗
This is my #introduction
Here I will share stuff and links that I would like more people to know, I will also try to write some reflexions and though on my projects. I live in Normandy, France. My current topics of interests are various: #programming #bike #osm #climatechange #selfhosting #freeSoftware #linux #maps #openstreetmap #wikidata #rust #python
I speak french 🇫🇷 and english 🇬🇧 .

f3rno64 , to random
@f3rno64@linux.social avatar

Hello everyone! 👋

I am excited to announce that I have just joined , and this marks my first post here! 🎉

As a software engineer, I hope to connect with like-minded individuals and build new friendships. 🤝

My work primarily involves developing modern web applications using and .

If you share similar interests and would like to connect, please hit me up, and let's chat! 😊

Craftycat , to random
@Craftycat@mastodon.social avatar

Well, time for a new since the folks over at mastodon.scot decided that it's anti-semitism to call very obvious Israeli propaganda accounts out for being zionist, and thus nuked my account 🖕 Other than speaking out against fascism I post about , , , , , and whatever else catches my eye. Nice to meet y'all!

nadiaalbelushi , to random
@nadiaalbelushi@mastodon.social avatar

Honestly, I had no idea DuckDuckGo had its own web browser lol. This article reminded me to try out DuckDuckGo's search engine again, and compare its search results with those of Google Search. I was actually surprised to find out that DuckDuckGo churned out way better search results. I'm definitely gonna use it instead of Google from now on.

https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/14/duckduckgo-adds-cross-device-password-and-bookmark-syncing/

davidbisset , to random
@davidbisset@phpc.social avatar
Crell , to random
@Crell@phpc.social avatar

This video is about , but it's comments about error handling are valid for anyone in any language. PHP friends especially, this is the kind of stuff I've been ranting about for a while now. :-)

https://youtu.be/sbVxq7nNtgo

masukomi , to random
@masukomi@connectified.com avatar

ARRGH EFFING STOP THIS!!!!

This is TERRIBLE security. Even the people who came up with this idea DECADES ago have said that it was a terrible idea. This only makes things LESS secure.

Good security is simple:
UNLESS you are a security expert, assume that literally every security related idea you have is terrible. ONLY do what security experts (!= experienced devs) CURRENTLY advise. And do it without alteration.

https://xkcd.com/936/

tnds , to random
@tnds@toot.io avatar

Greetings Fellow Humans (and aliens🥲)

This is my new account on new instance😅. Follow me okay :cwy: .

I am a Linux learner, movie buff, gamer geek. Coding curious! (In short words bit of everything :KEKW:)

nadiaalbelushi , to random
@nadiaalbelushi@mastodon.social avatar

I've got a question for the / / community.

I hate . I dunno why I even became a doctor. Must've been due to parental pressure. I love & also have an interest in astronomy software/apps (& software in general). Problem is I dunno how to .

Is pursuing a degree in worth it in the age of LLMs? Or should I just get an astro degree & depend on "AI" to write codes for me?

ppb1701 , to random
@ppb1701@ppb.social avatar

Hello,
I was originally on ppb1701@noc.social, but started my own instance.

A little about me, I’m a Software Engineer from Tennessee. Been for over a decade, primarily in the .Net world, but also some Flutter and Ruby. I enjoy , , , , and .

Kbin: ppb701@kbin.social
Secondary (old) Mastadon Account: ppb1701@noc.social









Crell , to random
@Crell@phpc.social avatar

The most important question to ask yourself when deciding how to structure code is "how will I unit test this?"

Not integration test, not system test, unit test. Make the code easy to unit test. Most other "good code" attributes will result naturally from that.

claudius , to random
@claudius@darmstadt.social avatar

My wife is currently playing dependency jenga. She removes some library and if the project still runs, she wins.

diaspolistic , to random
@diaspolistic@hachyderm.io avatar

Note to self => sometimes you just have to simplify things to understand

jerryorr , to random
@jerryorr@fosstodon.org avatar

There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors.

An old riff on an even older joke. One of my favorites, though.

https://twitter.com/secretGeek/status/7269997868

taichara , to random
@taichara@chirp.enworld.org avatar

In what has to be an all-new hilarious level of "I will never find that again now and more importantly how the hell would I ever start looking", I have been reminded -- somehow -- of a singular book from way back when but nothing useful like, oh, a /title/.

And even though I think~ I could describe it, I certainly can't in any way useful for a websearch ... and the odds of just stumbling across one specific book online is zero.

But it was a fun book D: Damnit, nostalgia!

mjgardner , to random
@mjgardner@social.sdf.org avatar

There’s nothing more permanent than a temporary fix that works.

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    I have one creative domain I think I have some innate talent in, which is my heart and blood and soul: programming. I knew from before even reading that I wanted to program computers. I did 😂

    I was also into music, but I didn’t have that talent. Everything was hard, pitch is extremely hard, I gave up on dexterity, rhythm is hard despite years of bass. I practiced and practiced and it took id say 20 years til everything congealed into what I consider my second avenue of “soulful” expression.

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    mnl OP ,
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    Now I’m getting into which I think jives much better with my yolo sketch just do it approach I get in , (in programming it feels like freeflowing yolo associative energy because it’s just so innate and practiced and I spent upwards of 50k h doing it, probably), and .

    I think I want to reach for the “soulful” level here.

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