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Hello all! I want to start learning how to build desktop apps. I think Electron is going to be the easiest way, but maybe I'll learn how to make native apps.
Happy learning seems electron had a best now on desktop app. Back then memory management with electron is very hard to do. To make application like discord or vscode (big apps but use small memory on your machine) is hard. But now i thinks electron apps are growing and more faster. Good luck
Take a look here dev.to/ahmedmkamal/build-desktop-a...
Here's what I'm looking to learn in 2019.
In no particular order:
Consider Using TypeScript
Nick Taylor
He also has some other great courses
Awesome. WASM looks pretty promising and I'm going to try to learn it, too.
Here's another good resource for service workers: serviceworke.rs/
Hello everyone !, i want to make games and 3d art, im using blender and unity, in my free time i learn about ML to maybe one day make my own AI
Hello and a happy New Year.
I didn't know dev.to existed until I followed a link in an article today. It looks like the platform I always wanted π
I am learning C#/XAML/UWP at the moment.
Hello, I glad the discussion i had on twitter landed me here. I am learning front end technologies and I love to contribute to open source projects. That is why I ended up here, would like to connect and contribute.
Happy New Year, everyone! May your 2019 be filled with met deadlines, fixed bugs and smooth product releases. I'm currently taking my first steps into mobile development with Flutter, and damn, it's such a fun framework.
Hoping to release my first app this year!
Hi Raheem,
I look forward to reading your thoughts on Flutter, it seems to be a rising force.
I'll write some proper posts about Flutter here soon, but my first impression after using it for around a week is: "app development the way it should be".
The thing is, I have no experience making apps any other way, but everything just seems to work perfectly with Flutter. It is certainly has it's cons, but they are undoubtedly worth it for the speed and simplicity you get with Flutter. It's the best framework I've ever used, period.
(Not that I've used that many though...)
Thanks for the follow up, looking forward to the posts. Happy investigations :)
Hi Raheem,
Flutter is indeed such a fun filled.Makes building apps a breeze.Am also learning built two simple apps so far.Looking forward to reading your thoughts here on your experience with it.
Hi Raheem.Flutter is indeed such a fun filled.Makes building apps a breeze.Am also learning built two simple apps so far.Looking forward to reading your thoughts here on your experience with it.
Woah, this is neat!
Thanks for adding this to my "what to look out for" list!
It's impressive to have so much power with their custom widgets, and interesting architecture using Dart (also something I've not heard of)! Count me as also being excited about your Flutter post!
Hi all and HNY!
Just landed here following a link on Twitter and liked the format.
Mostly interested in making the Web a more accessible medium to all.
Prefer people over tools.
what's happenin 2019! excited to be on the blue dot with everyone : )
Hello! Am learning and working as a front-end software developer, Learning more about programming and algorithms in general.
I'm stuck at a place where I'm trying to reignite the fire, that same fire that keeps me up for two days straight of coding, or well Learning.
Am searching here for that fire.
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