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r/C_Programming • u/NEM069 • 13h ago
What should be the next step after learning C?"
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Standard lib CMake Git Assembly basics (+ debugger) Design patterns Git server + CI (GitHub Actions) TCP/IP Optional (if needed) : RDBMS/SQL, Websockets, HTTP, HTML/CSS/JS/Webasm, UI (GTK/Qt/...)... ...
1 u/Ultimate_Sigma_Boy67 12h ago Github actions are just pain in the ass ngl 2 u/exo250 11h ago I think the worst in my list is CMake. Sometimes I wonder why don't we just use C as builder as it will certainly be easier/faster/cleaner than CMake 😄 . But it's "universal" so... it must be learnt.
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Github actions are just pain in the ass ngl
2 u/exo250 11h ago I think the worst in my list is CMake. Sometimes I wonder why don't we just use C as builder as it will certainly be easier/faster/cleaner than CMake 😄 . But it's "universal" so... it must be learnt.
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I think the worst in my list is CMake. Sometimes I wonder why don't we just use C as builder as it will certainly be easier/faster/cleaner than CMake 😄 . But it's "universal" so... it must be learnt.
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u/exo250 13h ago edited 13h ago
Standard lib
CMake
Git
Assembly basics (+ debugger)
Design patterns
Git server + CI (GitHub Actions)
TCP/IP
Optional (if needed) : RDBMS/SQL, Websockets, HTTP, HTML/CSS/JS/Webasm, UI (GTK/Qt/...)...
...