I made a brand new schedule for me. I spend certain days of the week for coding and certain days of the weeks to study algorithms to keep myself sharp, I also give more importance to healthy eating and doing exercise.
I started making some useful tools for me that would be helpful in work environment. One of these tools is available in my GitHub repo.
I made a repo for C, C++ and C# that includes all the standard header files of these languages.
The goal is to reduce internet search for devs because non standard headers have some compatibility issues between different operating systems and using standard headers is the cleanest way.
The repo clearly showing "all the standard headers" in all of these languages and developers can look at it to verify whether the header they want to use is standard or not.
I included all of the existing standard headers and grouped them according to versions.
I will also add some example use of each of these headers to maximize the use of these 3 languages at full potential.
I'm still thinking about more ideas to make this repo more polished, like adding some other things as well apart than the headers. But I liked how it ended up and I feel like it's very useful for C, C++ and C# devs.
(Currently it only has C and C++. I didn't prepare for C# yet but it will also have C#.)
I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
I made a repo for C, C++ and C# that includes all the standard header files of these languages.
The goal is to reduce internet search for devs because non standard headers have some compatibility issues between different operating systems and using standard headers is the cleanest way.
The repo clearly showing "all the standard headers" in all of these languages and developers can look at it to verify whether the header they want to use is standard or not.
I included all of the existing standard headers and grouped them according to versions.
I will also add some example use of each of these headers to maximize the use of these 3 languages at full potential.
I'm still thinking about more ideas to make this repo more polished, like adding some other things as well apart than the headers. But I liked how it ended up and I feel like it's very useful for C, C++ and C# devs.
(Currently it only has C and C++. I didn't prepare for C# yet but it will also have C#.)