Programming

When taking time to properly preview courses you'll recognise that a sufficient number of instructors not only know their content but are also very gifted in the art of teaching. This is a very rare commodity in the world of programming.

Vim but modern and more powerful! I'm using it as my editor of choice for almost 2 and a half years!

I would not recommend D if it's to be used with its runtime and built-in library (phobos). However, when's its used with the "betterC" compiler switch, the language really shines and its the best choice we have yet! The language can be like C but with more features! Something like C++ but l...

He makes GREAT videos about Linux and Linux related stuff

Has been fantastic once over the initial learning curve of setting up the terminal using the text config file. Its power is limitless, with pluginability and extensibility with command chains.

Elixir is a real joy to program in. The actor-based concurrency model is easy to reason about.

With ASP.NET Core you can build web apps, web services, IoT apps, and mobile backends. It can be used with Visual Studio, or with Visual Studio Code. .NET 6 is the latest version, it is compatible with various operating systems, Windows ARM64 and macOS have been added.

Simple, straightforward interface makes it easy for a beginner to start coding right away. Link to PyPI enables easy adding of plugins and packages.

Loads fast enough, provides great user experience and loads of integrations.

By far the easiest and most flexible x86 assembler.

Setting up Codemagic is super fast and easy. Also the code signing for iOS is a lot easier than with some other providers. Overall it's fast and convenient, just one click and app deployment work like a charm.

fast as shit

Great autoformatting tool where you focus more on writing code rather than fixing the formatting issue.