Survey Results are In, What's Next?

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[@ScarabaeusSacer435]

I've been a software developer for 20+ years, and have read about but never really programmed in C++, but I have continuously read about it and its many changes over the years, and finally decided to get serious about picking up C++ because of all the things which you just can't do (well) in other languages-- things like GPU programming for non-graphics apps. Everybody talks about C++ as being full of foot-guns, but I see the language side as being manageable; the hardest part in getting started has been coming to grips with the build system (CMake), IDE integration, and most especially dependency management, and the lack of any any standard. Other popular modern languages either have a standard, or provide tooling for building and dependency management. Anyways, enough with the rant: your example of including raylib with CMake, was the first example that actually worked for me, and I'm including examples from textbooks. I immediately subscribed and purchased your CMake ebook, and am going through your other content also.

[@KeaSigmaDelta]

Thanks. Great to hear that my content is helping you. I hope that The CMake Tutorial helps more people get started with C++.

[@joaoaugusto6290]

Im a Beginner,only able to write simple terminal applications but your content is simply amazing and easy to follow,i am grateful to have found your channel,wish you sucess buddy

[@KeaSigmaDelta]

Thanks. Keep working at it and you'll be able to make much bigger things.