It's a Packt book so be careful. I'm not saying there are no Packt books that are at least somewhat decent (I used one to get a few more percentage points out a classifier) but the last time I used a Packt book the code examples were so obviously broken that I didn't even need to bother typing them into a console.
the original* is better and this one is slightly less funny even though it shows off more of the shit you can do with raw html
Redditards are the ones writing their websites in react.
I had no idea about the DIALOG and DETAILS HTML tags, among others. Part of the reason you can "just fucking use HTML" is because HTML itself is feature-creeping too. (<METER>, seriously?)
oh, this site is only the tip of the iceberg. it doesn't even talk about how you can do funny tricks with CSS and radio buttons to have tabbed windows, for one thing
well we've already been in the Age of Search Engines and people lately have all been complaining about how shitty they are these days
The C in C++ and C# stands for Cuck.
Cneed's Feed and Seed
which cpu? how much? what will you make?
im more so talking about the language used, ist very 2019 leftward shift redditesque.
learn 6502 assembly, it's the simplest one (and the most enjoyable)
In Microcontroller Land(tm) it's important to know the underlying assembler when you start getting into critical stuff. Sure, you can write 99% in C, then just hand optimize things in cases where you can out optimize the optimizer. I had one fun case where I was doing some fancy stuff in an interrupt routine such that the interrupt could actually break the main flow of the program. But the main flow was toggling pins with low latency and the ISR also needed low latency so I had to go in and carefully disable interrupts just for the smallest part of the pin toggle so the pin wouldn't end in the wrong state if the ISR triggered, but it was a couple lines of assembler.
