so I have been getting into coding again and remember a little bit of javascript and was wondering if that actually was the right pick since its pretty hard for me to get into again so should I just switch the language im learning or start JS from scratch? and also which language was used to make osu? and is this the right forum to ask this? (and hi abraker)
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If you are a noob and you think that JS is hard I suggest to you to use Python: it's very popular nowdays and easy to use.
osu! is coded in C# by the way.
osu! is coded in C# by the way.
try a different language, although JS is so popular, it's insane. it's used... practically everywhere nowadays. from websites, to many popular apps from Spotify to Discord to VSCode, so if you're into this for a job as well, perhaps stick to JS. otherwise, just try a different language. Rust is nice, in my opinion. Python is nice as well and I like C++ a ton, personally.
if you enjoy coding for governments and using ancient technology
JS is a mess of things. Libraries and frameworks built on top of each other, every web page needs to import 5 mb of the shit. We are at the point of pretending to code in another language like TypeScript and CoffeeScript just to make our lives easier dealing with it. I am waiting for the day something better will be created.
You should probably have a resource library open at all times.
I haven't dived deep enough in JS to form a right opinion on it. I've only dabbled with discord.js and electron n stuff
JS is pretty popular and it won't hurt you staying a JS main. You can get a job with it.. also it has node.js, <3
But it wouldn't hurt learning another language.
I think C# is osu's programming language..
JS is pretty popular and it won't hurt you staying a JS main. You can get a job with it.. also it has node.js, <3
But it wouldn't hurt learning another language.
I think C# is osu's programming language..
I have dive into coding but didnt swim mich because cant swim
Its just depend on your goals. Every language have their own thing which they do better
Python is the easiest which i heard but never tried tho I am trying to learn C#
Its just depend on your goals. Every language have their own thing which they do better
Python is the easiest which i heard but never tried tho I am trying to learn C#
A lot of games use C# actually.
Because average pc game creater use unity and unity use C#YyottaCat wrote:
A lot of games use C# actually.
Not everyone can use unreal engine
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