I waste a lot of time to make vim transparent. So I compile all the `vimrc` settings and put it in a single place. Just paste this at the last of your `.vimrc` and make your awesome vim transparent.
I waste a lot of time to make vim transparent. So I collect all the `vimrc` settings and put it in a single place. Just paste this at the last of your `.vimrc` and make your awesome vim transparent.
I am 3rd year CS grad. As you can expect, I have basic knowledge of C/C++, java, javascript, php, python. Like javascipt is hard, like concepts of closure, callback or even functional programming concepts like monoids, map, reduce. But the starting is easy. I don't think that learning programming is easy, but Rust needs more indepth knowledge I guess which I don't have.
I never really worked in any system language or strict typed language before, I wanted to learn multi threading or parallel processing, so I thought to learn those concepts with Rust. I am into web development and also quite interested in web assembly, so overall I want to give this a try. :|