Heyoh! , I have just started coding in C# and am really enjoying it,

is there any advice that you would give give to yourself when you were a beginner' and if so please share it :)

- learn linq
- learn msbuild, inside out
- also learn cake
- use .net core exclusively
- learn F#, too

@SortOfTested ok, thanks seems legit all I need to do is search what the hell those are:D when I said I was new I meant it! Jokes aside tho thx for the help!

++ for .net core
Get yourself familiar with object oriented programming, just read in your profile, that you're game dev, so probably unity, because of c#. They don't teach you the basics, there are better tutorials.

@blubberfish yah got started on unity a week ago and have a rough game so far (from tutorial), yah I am following a tutorial series from a game Dev from YouTube and it is ridiculously easy compared to other tutorials I've tried so yah going good, thx for the help:)

@GoergiPorgi cool keep going :), but they just teach you the programming skills needed for unity, nothing further. Once made the space shooter from the tutorials there.

@blubberfish yah once I get used to unity I'm going to explore more with the other languages and see what I like and works best :D

And if you want to complain about something or brag yourself dev related, that is your community.
For dev related questions, please consider stackoverflow.
So happy ranting :)
In the mood of.... That shitty feature of Unity is... Or... My IT teacher in school told such a shit... Or... Add your story here to share

Don't copy / paste code. If you need to Google around for help (you will, everyone does!) because you don't understand something, and see some code that resolves your problem:

- Take the time to make sure you understand exactly what that code is doing, and how it works;
- ...then type it out manually, line by line.

There's nothing that slows devs down more than just randomly copy / pasting code without the understanding of what it does, or how to fix it if it goes wrong.

@AlmondSauce what is the difference from copy something than just using another plugin? Well by copying you saw the code once

@blubberfish ok cool will check out stackoverflow seems cool:) and yeah if I have a funny story or rant I will be sure to put it on here :D

@AlmondSauce ya definitely will do that, can see that being a big problem if I just copy and paste
Thx for the advice :)

@blubberfish well he's saying just put the time to completely just understand the code not just look at it