In a world full of abstractions, blackbox libraries and fameworks(I know several frameworks are open source but they are still used as black boxes in most cases), thanks for being one of the few people on the internet who writes programs the old way (without black-box fluff) to build whole solutions out of it, and show us how it’s done. Never change, Dr. Birch! 🙏
Keep these high quality videos coming prof. This channel is a literal gold mine of content! Thank you so much for all the effort you put into these. Cheers!
Anyone else in your place would have just hosted his code base in github in public and private repos and called it a day. But he chose to do it on a self hosted repo on an apache web-server! This goes so much in-line with what you do, Dr. Birch, and I love that! Tack igen!!
@@dr-Jonas-Birch can you do C++ project basic toa to advance , plus project related to low latency c++ I need it , I'm py etc for interview next week (8 days I need a project )
hardly everyone. there are thousands of tor exit nodes. but sure, they are blocked at a lot of websites nowadays. soon you will not need tor though, when my invisible tcp is done :) JB
If you want to do the C language like this video you need to install a C compiler on your computer and a text editor. C is kind of a strict language and might seem very hard to learn, but I think it will make moving to other languages easier if you learn it first. Dr Birch is doing everything through commands on the terminal. That might not be the most beginner friendly way, but nothing too hard. Some more popular options for beginners might be CodeBlocks and Visual Studio Code, which do everything for you and have buttons to run your code and such. They might need some additional extensions though I'm not sure because I haven't used them in a while.
In a world full of abstractions, blackbox libraries and fameworks(I know several frameworks are open source but they are still used as black boxes in most cases), thanks for being one of the few people on the internet who writes programs the old way (without black-box fluff) to build whole solutions out of it, and show us how it’s done.
Never change, Dr. Birch! 🙏
Keep these high quality videos coming prof. This channel is a literal gold mine of content! Thank you so much for all the effort you put into these. Cheers!
big respect for you, sir😁👍
This channel is a blessing. Thanks Doctor.
i love this idea of 12 hours of C projects
12 hours of masterpice in programing C.
Thanks!!
Amazing you are a genius love the explanation graphics
Who is the hater who disliked?! SPEAK!
Great work Dr. Jonas!
Whoa…thanks for this content!
Wonderful. Thank you very much!
Much appreciated Jonas!
😊 It’s the whole shebang
With all the fixing
lettuce, tomato, and onions !
Wow. Great stuff
Ok, that's neat. Rewrite in rust, now.
hehe :D in rust you trust
Hi doc, do you share the source code of your projects ? It would be easier for us, learners, to look in the code do some changes and test.
repo.doctorbirch.com
Anyone else in your place would have just hosted his code base in github in public and private repos and called it a day. But he chose to do it on a self hosted repo on an apache web-server!
This goes so much in-line with what you do, Dr. Birch, and I love that! Tack igen!!
@@anantakesharipanda4085 haha you're welcome
@@dr-Jonas-Birch can you do C++ project basic toa to advance , plus project related to low latency c++ I need it , I'm py etc for interview next week (8 days I need a project )
common dr birch W
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Sir, but every company server will block the tor ip's right...
hardly everyone. there are thousands of tor exit nodes. but sure, they are blocked at a lot of websites nowadays. soon you will not need tor though, when my invisible tcp is done :) JB
Aga,seni seviyorum,ama derslerinden bir şey anlamıyorum.
thats ok as long as you love me. but pls, english only so that everyone may participate. JB
Bro please explain how do i start coding
If you want to do the C language like this video you need to install a C compiler on your computer and a text editor. C is kind of a strict language and might seem very hard to learn, but I think it will make moving to other languages easier if you learn it first.
Dr Birch is doing everything through commands on the terminal. That might not be the most beginner friendly way, but nothing too hard. Some more popular options for beginners might be CodeBlocks and Visual Studio Code, which do everything for you and have buttons to run your code and such. They might need some additional extensions though I'm not sure because I haven't used them in a while.
@@jamikojonen6436 so which compiler and text editor are best