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Hey DevRant fam, i'm curious to know, if you had to use a programming language you haven't used in a good long time, such as c++ or any language for that matter, what would be your method to be getting back into that language again?

cheers :-)

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    By starting a project with it usually
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    @Tayo Awesome, what type of project? terminal , gui? :-)
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    Update on the latest language features, check compiled and dependency management, configuration and start coding.
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    @SortOfTested Thats interesting and sounds quite complicated, what do you mean by dependency management? and thanks for your kind comment mate :-)
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    @KingMilo depends on the product I have in mind. Last time I went for C++ I did some Vulkan.
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    @Tayo Thanks mate! I've personally never seen Vulkan, but i'd be very happy to try it out :-)
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    @KingMilo compared to OpenGL it's like a blessing from heaven.
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    @Tayo Would it be difficult for a 'beginner' to intermediate to learn it? :-)
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    @KingMilo shouldn't be too difficult if you're already familiar with low level game development. Don't take my word for it though, I'm no expert 😝
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    @Tayo a i see. is it only for game developers? or can it really be used for anything :-). sorry for bombarding you with questions aha.
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    I’m gonna be in this scenario with Python and C++ so I’ll prob just do a project with the knowledge I’ve gained since using those languages but with concepts from the languages I’d be using again
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    @Bubbles Thanks my friend, i very much appreciate the kind comment :-).
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    @KingMilo
    Maven, nuget, pip, rubygems, npm/yarn, Conan, etc. Most languages have some sort of third party dependency management.
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    @KingMilo no problem I hope it made sense
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    @SortOfTested Ah i understand now, thank you for that :-).
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    @KingMilo Vulkan can be used for anything which requires GPU acceleration iirc. I think some crypto miners are built with it as well. Again, not sure, since I'm not too familiar with the ecosystem.
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    @Tayo Thank you mate, appreciate the help and knowledge :-)
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