I do most of my coding on unix. I also wanted to show it low level and make it IDE agnostic. But if you have a C++ IDE you recommend for unix I would welcome the suggestion.
@@faciletutorials3447 Unix, or Linux? Cause I would think you would know about Visual Studio Code already, which runs on Linux. Don't know about Unix. If you don't know about it. That's what I would suggest. People do seem to love it. It's pretty big out there. I use the classic version of Visual Studio (not the Code version).
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So it's creating function routes depending on the template type! Gotcha. Now to learn c++20 concepts. Thanks broski 💥💥
Wow !!! Super clear, super concise, no noise like other 1.5 h videos on this topic.
You're going the brute force way, I see... cli for git, cli for compiler, and notepadd++ :)
Thanks for the video.
I do most of my coding on unix. I also wanted to show it low level and make it IDE agnostic. But if you have a C++ IDE you recommend for unix I would welcome the suggestion.
@@faciletutorials3447 Unix, or Linux? Cause I would think you would know about Visual Studio Code already, which runs on Linux. Don't know about Unix.
If you don't know about it. That's what I would suggest. People do seem to love it. It's pretty big out there.
I use the classic version of Visual Studio (not the Code version).