Rishitha

And you use your native language here.

Rishitha

Plz ask questions which relates to C

Rishitha

Otherwise no one learn anything useful

Bekzod Eliboyev

😏😏😏😏

Bekzod Eliboyev

Ok

Bekzod Eliboyev

Otherwise no one learn anything useful

Yes of course

Rishitha

@Bek_dag do you use IRC channels

Bekzod Eliboyev

@Bek_dag do you use IRC channels

What is a IRC?

Anonymous

Internet relay chat

Rishitha

Yeah and the "plain old C programming" group in LinkedIn. They have better discipline. find and read their pinned messages

Rishitha

Have a nice day.

Anonymous

1.#include<iostream> int main() { std::cout<<"welcome to c++!\n; return 0; }

Anonymous

It is weird guys . How can i help the people my knowledge by text.

Anonymous

How is it possiple?

Anonymous

It is weird guys . How can i help the people my knowledge by text.

You did not close by putting quotaion mark

Anonymous

How is it possiple?

What do you mean?

Anonymous

Yeah i got your point

Anonymous

Are you fresh?

Anonymous

Ys

Anonymous

The output will be : Welcome to c++!

Anonymous

Every newcomer has the same question like that. The answer is always one keep going and learning and you will see the result. When you learn eng you firstly start from ABC then you learn grammar now you are learning about programming is ABC

Anonymous

The output will be : Welcome to c++!

Exactly

Anonymous

Exactly

Thanks. Bro

Anonymous

Welcome) dont stop learning

EOZ

I'm wondering... Do you think C is still relevant? Do you think it is in good health? Outside systems programming I don't see C used too much except in some old but incredible succesful projects started many years ago. I almost use C only for embedded systems. What do you think? Why you (still) use C? it would be nice to hear from experienced programmers like you ;) Thanks in advance

Max

I'm wondering... Do you think C is still relevant? Do you think it is in good health? Outside systems programming I don't see C used too much except in some old but incredible succesful projects started many years ago. I almost use C only for embedded systems. What do you think? Why you (still) use C? it would be nice to hear from experienced programmers like you ;) Thanks in advance

I'm using it for embedded/kernel development. I also noticed that many good projects for desktop Linux is also written in C. Right now I'm sitting in Awesome WM which is written in C

Max

It is still relevant, but it has its own niche

Max

Same as any other language

EOZ

Interesting.... thank you for the answer

Max

np :)

Anonymous

A program that printa a line of text.this program illustrates several important features of the c++ language.

Anonymous

Hi Im new☺️

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

Hi Im new☺️

Welcome to the group

Anonymous

Thank you😁

Anonymous

so what application i have to installing to sart Hello World ?

Berkus

so what application i have to installing to sart Hello World ?

bash

Berkus

in bash just type echo hello world and you have it

Anonymous

Or elvish

Anonymous

put "hello world"

Anonymous

After that how do I save it

Berkus

put "hello world"

or ruby puts "hello world"

Anonymous

or ruby puts "hello world"

elvish is terminal like bash

Anonymous

Made in Golang

Berkus

elvish is terminal like bash

that's fine, there's a shell in ruby called irb :)

Anonymous

It's very easy

Anonymous

that's fine, there's a shell in ruby called irb :)

There is a lot difference between https://github.com/gogits/gogs and https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq

Berkus

gogs for one is about 500x faster

Berkus

and doesn't hog all the memory it has

Anonymous

approximately 3900 MB of RAM memory xd

Berkus

i tried to set up git frontends on the most minimal virtual hosts, and gitlab just can't

Anonymous

And I

Berkus

phabricator was my final choice for the full-stack abilities range

Berkus

even though it's php, but it's well-tested and not very resource-hoggy

Anonymous

php xd

Anonymous

If it is well tested ok

Berkus

yeah, the "favourite" language of all, the PHP

Anonymous

But I prefer golang testing project instead of php well tested

Berkus

true dat

Anonymous

Like github.com/themester/fasthttp

Anonymous

Like github.com/themester/fasthttp

This is not stable library for http, but I prefer instead of apache or nginx with php

Berkus

so it works like a reverse proxy?

Anonymous

so it works like a reverse proxy?

approximately

Anonymous

so it works like a reverse proxy?

Only for routing paths

Anonymous

You can use as reverse proxy, but I prefer nginx

Anonymous

For reverse proxying nginx is the fastest

Berkus

I use caddy

Anonymous

My server dmester.xyz has nginx as reverse proxy and fasthttp as http servers

Berkus

it's writtten in go btw

Anonymous

I use caddy

Very good one

Berkus

but so much better than nginx in configuration

Anonymous

The advantage of golang HTTP projects like caddy it's the HTTP/2

Berkus

really great tool - i put it on prod server and so far never had to touch anythig there, just works

Anonymous

fasthttp does not have http/2 support :(

Anonymous

I am working on it

Berkus

it's about time to add it :)

Anonymous

really great tool - i put it on prod server and so far never had to touch anythig there, just works

Yeah, it's the new nginx

Anonymous

Not faster than nginx, but it's very confortable and fast

Berkus

yeah i don't need peak performance, just ease of use - built-in letsencrypt support was a selling point

Anonymous

yeah i don't need peak performance, just ease of use - built-in letsencrypt support was a selling point

Yeah

Anonymous

I prefer nginx, only for performance