Here’s an interesting look at a controversy in the C++ programming world.
IAmTimCorey shares the 10 C# libraries that he uses to make his job simpler.
Tim Corey shows us how to prevent your code from being stolen by decompiling your application.
Jon Wood explains Latent Dirilecht Allocation (LDA) in ML.NET.
Tim Corey walks us through the WebAPI improvements in .NET 5.
In this video, we are going to look at the integration of OpenAPI into the project, how it works, and then why it is so important. We will also look briefly at NSwag and how to use it to generate API clients for our other applications using OpenAPI.
Tim Corey explores five new features of C# 9.0 in this video.
Caching can make your website run faster, it can improve your desktop application, and it can reduce the stress on your database.
Basically, if you figure out caching, you can dramatically improve how well your application scales. In this video, we are going to look at how to use Redis to quickly and easily cache our data. I think you will be shocked by how easy this turns out to be.
Tim Corey shows us how to get started.
This is part 1 of a 7 part series where Abdullah Hamed will teach us how to make games and more, write C# code, and build for over 25 different platforms using Unity.
Related links:
- Download Unity by going to: store.unity.com/download
- Download Visual Studio: aka.ms/AAa3k87
- To learn C# check out the C#
101 video series
In this beginner crash course on Traversy Media, you will learn the fundamentals of C++
Timestamps:
- 00:07 – CodeBeauty Intro
- 00:37 – C++ Intro
- 04:34 – Installing Visual Studio 2019 Community
- 05:33 – Creating C++ Console app project?
- 09:44 – Primitive Data types and Variables
- 13:39 – Arrays
- 19:15 – If/else statement
- 20:20 – Ternary (conditional) operator
- 21:38 – Nested if, if-else-if
- 26:30 – Enums
- 26:11 – Switch/case statement
- 32:04 – Infinite loops, While and Do-While loops (Difference between while and do-while explained)
- 37:53 – For loop
- 40:23 – Functions
- 40:53 – Functions that return value
- 43:21 – Functions that don’t return value (void functions)
- 45:37 – Functions with default arguments
- 46:18 – Pointers
- 47:15 – Passing Pointers to Functions
- 53:31 – Pointers and Arrays
- 58:27 – Classes in C++
- 1:04:48 – Constructors
- 1:07:45 – Class methods
- 1:09:33 – Encapsulation
- 1:17:14 – Inheritance
- 1:23:05 – Polymorphism
Take a deep dive into the asynchronous programming style in C# we take a deep diving looking at the state machine that the async keyword spawns.
Source: https://github.com/T0shik/raw-coding-101-tutorials/tree/master/Async%20Await%20Task
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