Why don't SOLO LEARN add a few more languages like Angular js, Node js, Typescript ,Shell script ,Asp.Net , C,etc

Answer 1

Oh come on every place I go that game is saod everytime xDD Damn, that game is popular that I didn't know it existed xDD 1v1 m8?

Answer 2

It's so low level I already wrote a language on it, plus Mozilla said (Mozilla sponsored Rust) that soon enough everybody is writing hit 3D games in Rust, everybody writing Servers/Systems in Rust and everything else including web development (PS: Kinda new but it already has some stuff that you can make Games (Piston) Robotics and stuff)

Answer 3

Please be Rust next...

Answer 4

Want me to show you? xDD I'm very good at it now:

fn main() {
println!("ayy lmao");
let yourVar = 382938478;
match yourVar {
1 => "small numba",
_ => "Well thats interesting isn't it?",
}
//Sike!
}

Answer 5

Ha! You got it! Rust was a low level language all along >:D

Answer 6

Yeah Why don't they add AngularJs >:V
It's important in my life >:V

Try to feedback to them now!!!!
I gonna feedback about that 100+ times

Answer 7

Oh yeah! I want to know the syntax of Rust a lot >:O

Answer 8

Okkk
I think that might be a hard syntax for me :(

*Add Rust to username*

Answer 9

Yep I know
It's too low level

And For me It's harder more than to write pg with hex/binary xP

Answer 10

Just the name of it(Rust). It can tell me a lot that I can make game with it

Answer 11

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Answer 12

Learning TypeScript is a smart move if you're working with JavaScript, especially for larger projects. It adds static typing, which helps catch errors early and makes your code easier to understand and maintain. The syntax is easy to pick up if you already know JavaScript. Plus, it works seamlessly with modern frameworks like React and Angular. Overall, it makes you a more confident and efficient developer.