Since you have used dynamic script language, I suggest you to try static compilable language.
The options are C++ (most common), Go (easy), Rust (powerful).
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Since you have used dynamic script language, I suggest you to try static compilable language.
The options are C++ (most common), Go (easy), Rust (powerful).
Let I have built a small tool for a game. And I want to sell it via subscription.
How can I implement licensing/payment part of the program?
What are common solutions?
(The program language...
Wide spreaded != good.
JavaScript is the only (!) language for browsers and that's why it is so wide spreaded - just no alternatives.
TypeScript and new standards make JavaScript...
I am hooking LowLevelMouseProc callback (WH_MOUSE_LL). If left or right button is pressed and held, WM_MOUSEMOVE and WM_?BUTTONUP events has wrong mouse coordinates.
This happens only in World of...
Good site but the is even more fast approach: https://learnxinyminutes.com
What is "ff"? :)
You can try CORONA SDK - it is game making framework for a lot of platforms.
The app? The time? The money?
Thank you bro.
You can keep using Python.
It has PIL library which allows you to capture screen. You can also send key and mouse events by using libraries with Win32 API wrappers.
Consider to add an SSD for your requirements. It gives real speed boost, especially for linking.
Python is very easy language so the best resource is the resource you likes the most.
Learning JavaScript as the first language is an epic failure. This is very bad language itself, might be even the most bad. And it has very bad environment (you need to run it in browsers which are...
What kind of experience do you want to get?
If you wanna something different and hard, try C or C++.
You definitely will. This is because of two things:
1. Since C++11, the language is progressing very fast and is up-to-date now.
2. CPU speed is no more growing fast so the main way to get more...
C++11 is good enough to start with.
Programming doesn't require much math. However, C++ is very difficult language that requires deep thinking. Just try to learn the following basics:
- pointers
- references
- recursion
If they...
The address of variable (which?) or the variable "Address" as in your code?
First, what is your C++ experience?
Second, you can search Coursera for free C++ beginners courses.