Javascript is used everywhere, yes, but you definitely should spread your focus to other languages as a student. At minimum definitely dig into C for low level understanding and rigor, and a “real language” like C# for exposure to all the great features and paradigms in that world.
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- pmw@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Is javascript the most versatile programming language when it comes to building a wide variety of things?7·7 days ago
- pmw@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do people discuss movie or comic books logic?18·22 days ago
It’s fun. There are two angles you can come at how lightsabers work from: how they work in the Star Wars fictional universe, and how something like that might work in our universe. The former builds out the fictional universe into something more “reasonable” in the sense that you can reason within the internal rules of the fiction. Reasoning about fictional worlds, especially with other people, is very fun (see D&D, or religion). The latter is a fun scientific diversion that could even lead to real inventions.
- pmw@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•What are things you like that you dont recommend to everyone?2·30 days ago
What do you make that lasts 7 days? Or do you freeze it?
- pmw@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•During online debate have you ever convinced the other party of your point of view?3·1 month ago
Who/what decided you won the debate (handily)?
Sprawling rant? Dude made two short points in response to his own question. Is that against the rules? You’re the one who commented with nothing to say about the question, sending this thread off the rails.
“I couldn’t resist lol” probably not an acceptable excuse for breaking the one and only community rule?