You're a software developer, so learning is something you're doing constantly without even noticing. Sure the youngsters have an advantage in sheer symbol ingestion power, but you have experience and probably some…
You might also mention the struct update syntax, which is really neat in relation to immutable structures: let jack = Person{name:"Jack", age:26}; let jack_jr = Person{age: 1, ..jack};
They developed a cross platform editor using webGL, when taregeting web/WASM, targeting Metal for macOS, and OpenGL otherwise. That's pretty neat. See https://github.com/makepad/makepad for a closer explanation.
Fun, but: I can't unsee that it says "Press and hold COMPARE or SHIFT to compare, ENTER to continue.", but while there is a "Compare"-button, there is no "Enter" button, only a "Next" (yes, I know the RETURN-key works,…
You're a software developer, so learning is something you're doing constantly without even noticing. Sure the youngsters have an advantage in sheer symbol ingestion power, but you have experience and probably some…
You might also mention the struct update syntax, which is really neat in relation to immutable structures: let jack = Person{name:"Jack", age:26}; let jack_jr = Person{age: 1, ..jack};
They developed a cross platform editor using webGL, when taregeting web/WASM, targeting Metal for macOS, and OpenGL otherwise. That's pretty neat. See https://github.com/makepad/makepad for a closer explanation.
Fun, but: I can't unsee that it says "Press and hold COMPARE or SHIFT to compare, ENTER to continue.", but while there is a "Compare"-button, there is no "Enter" button, only a "Next" (yes, I know the RETURN-key works,…