@100110111 @devJs countless possibilities! You can do everything you want, as long as there are stdlib functions that cover your needs

@Marl3x @Jifuna @connormon thank you guys :)

@jonas-w thank you buddy!

@Lensflare I heard about it right after I began working on Pikt! Even if they might share the same principle (and similar names) they work in completely different ways: Pikt is much more similar to any other regular language, but with keywords, symbols, operators, and others brought into colors. Piet has a more abstract mechanism instead, but I don't know much about it.

@ahhh hi, you gave an amazing, challenging idea! But I think it would be hard without classes/structs, so I may implement them first.

Always try to create custom widgets so that you won't have any spaghetti code, which is pretty frequent in Flutter

@jkommeren @RememberMe thank you guys!

It's definitely running on a Pentium

@Lensflare I don't really get your point. Writing code once instead of twice does save some time.

@coffeeholic I use the MacBook only at compile time

@zemaitis Kotlin is my favourite language but I find Android very confusing

Bonus pic: my setup. I'm developing an app for a local Italian tavern and I'm hungry all the time

It's a great (great great great) feeling until you start receiving complaints and bug reports. Hope you don't!

You could use csv files instead

@NoToJavaScript yeah. It was about to blow up

@dindin not really. Read the tags 🙂

Classic. People on Minecraft forums (Spigot especially) suck

@NeedsMoreDivs nope

I feel you

@deadPix3l something like that, even if it has a C-like syntax since every first pixel of each line is a statement

@cobolplz it's the image

What if you have 6 years of experience

Give crediiiiits

COMIC SANS ON IDE?

After 57 days, mom found it!!!

@ceee me neither lol

I've never had more than 20€ on my PayPal account, but this month I've earned 100€ and I'm really happy (I'm 16 so it's a lot for me, and I can use them as I wish 😊)

Millions start at 0

Kotlin! It's less verbose than Java and has features that make the job easier.
It has three versions: JVM (supports Java), Native (supports C), and JS (compiles to JS).

Also, it's supported very well in IntelliJ since they both are developed by JetBrains.

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