I like the brainrot like crash bandicoot approach

What does crash bandicoot has to do with this? 😂

man, now the project has some cmakePresets.json so, everything you started doing around minute 27 got me completely lost. Could you explain what you did there and how to apply it to the current source in github, please?

By "programmers who do C++ for 30 years" I really meant "me get it wrong all the time" 😂

What do you think about the overhead that all smart pointers add? Is it a good trade-off?

at 1:24:20, why don't you just take the result of the bitwise and, and then check if it is != 0? After all, this is just explicitly writing out what C/C++ would do internally. After the comparison, it is a boolean value. (And it is something I write in my C/C++ code all the time as I hate all that implicit crap going on there...)

Can you share the GitHub repo? This is interesting

As a beginner I indeed do not understand what is happening there. Something about retaining the value category when being passed to a templated function. Of course it would help if I wasn't so damn fuzzy on what l-values and r-values actually are, or had done more templating. To the extend that I understand what this does I still don't know why I would want to do that. That said, I think we should understand that documentation can be learning material or reference material. Learning material is to bring beginners up to speed. Reference material is to fill in working professionals on arcane details they're not sure about. Learning material has to set up all the context a beginner would not know. Reference material has to be comprehensive and get to the point, which means assuming the basics are covered. This here looks like mostly reference material.

Nice one, didn’t know about it

How many of you knew about this one???

Have you still been using that shitty soft? Really?

Why dont you just use type_index ? Wouldn’t it easily solve the problem of getting all entities having a component of a certain type ? Just use it as the key for unordered list and have the value as list of entity ids

Thanks a lot for this video! It was really helpful and informative.

The MS C/C++ extension doesn't support lldb except in mac. If you want to use lldb you need to use codelldb extension.

Use this instead of hardcoding your program. "program": "${command:cmake.launchTargetPath}"

You can also install llvm-mingw from GitHub -> release ❤❤

thanks so much for this video!

Shift+F5 runs in debug if you have cmake tools, Ctrl+F5 runs without debug. launch.json is not needed

thanks for your sharing. there is a lldb-dap extension on vscode， do you know how to configure it to debug cpp code on windows?

Did you manage to debug your own C++ code? If not, post below and we can help you out !

Queria ficar monstrao em cpp tambem, algum curso ou livro que recomenda? btw, sua aula de vcpkg me ajuda ate hoje

What is good code? One that makes intention clear. C++ sure as hell isn't that. Don't get me started on the "clean code" BS.

C++ syntax is bad, and it's made worse by devs (mis)using it. Half of C++ is trying to avoid using raw pointers; the other half, memory. Time you all learned how to use pointers and memory management. I have 25 years experience writing C and assembler, and C++ just drives me nuts with its BS. There are some useful things (NOT classes), but most of it is syntax spaghetti.

codingwithmat, listen to me. OO languages is a mess. Prgramining in C is better then anything they got over there. The syntax might seem much sweeter Where objects and subtypes play But frills like inheritance Will only get in the way! Admire C's simple landscape Efficiently dangerous! No templates or fancy pitfalls like Java and C++! Program in C Program in C Pointers, assembly Manage your memory With malloc() and free()! Don't sink your app with runtime bloat Software in C will stay afloat Do what you want there Close to the hardware Program in C 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Ez 100$ 😂😂

Also good to mention, if you want your browser to refresh the page on rebuilds, you can simply add this to your .air.toml file: [proxy] enabled = true app_port = 8080 proxy_port = 8090 This will take the output of the app_port, proxy it to proxy_port and any time the app_port updates, air will push those updates to proxy_port. If you connect to port 8090 in your browser (instead of 8080 as shown in the video), browser will automatically refresh the tab on changes.

same, thanks for the openness

uwu

same :)

Same

it's super cool

Thanks for the video. I'm starting to learn how to implement an ECS system in C++ and this was definitely educational. I have two questions/concerns on the implementation. 1- Type info may return different results on different platforms or compiler or invocations of the program. Hence, I don't think it is reliable to use especially wheh dealing with serializing state from and to disk. 2- I may be mistaken, but creating a new vector of entities each time when get is called does not seem ideal as that will allocate new memory each time. I don't know how to implement yet, but returning an iterator to the entity ids which have the component may avoid this issue.

The declined of java after 1.8 was after modules 😂😂 every new version c++ is more complicated and ugly

To clarify: theyre both difficult to learn well. Still easy to get the basics out of bot

As a beginner you don't look at std::forward. Case closed. Please find a better example.

What are the foundations? I just learnt C++ including advanced topics like move semantics, lambda expressions, Templates, enumeration etc. and I’m currently learning Data structures and Algorithms in C++. What foundations are my missing please?

wise words pal

So true! Foundations is the most important thing

Yeah I had a hunch you'd make a clip of this one. More people have to talk about this I'd say. Kudos on bringing it up.

Hey Mat , i am a js dev and wanted to learn a new backend language could you suggest me which would be better between Go and Rust? I am very confused here thought you might be able to help here as you know both

Hi mat, Can you tell me how you plan your personal projects, bcz for me I plan them and when I start building there are modifications required in the earlier design, due to these kind of modifications I mostly fail to completely build it. Can you give some tips/ guide me?

Awesome ❤🎉

Yoo, my man. Thanks for the video. ❤

can you make a tutorial video

how do you get Dev kitpro setup for for DS app making

Typical documentation 😂

I like C++ module and I think there is a market for people only care about the latest C++ version

For me its not just that some of the documentation is like that, its that some programmers ACTUALLY write confusing ass code that looks like that lol. I mean great, but now i have to spend the next couple of hours figuring out what the hell is going on /facePalm

This page is *not* the documentation page of C++. (facepalm). Neither it is designed for beginners. (facepalm). Just buy a book or go to a tutorial pages or yt videos.

The only C++ documentation is ISO C++ Standard, and it costs an eye