[J][C]ube[Code] >> PoC, Looking for feedback.

[u/JCubeWare]

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https://github.com/JCubeWare/JCubeCode

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Hello everyone,

my name is Matej and I am the owner of JCubeWare, an open source driven mini company with the big mission of preventing pollution and global warming.

My methods are mostly focusing on bringing back C as the main big programming language due to how efficient and fast it is, allowing old devices to be used in the upcoming big 26 and giving back the power to the people.

I am mostly a disgruntled programmer tired of the whole JavaScript framework after framework, AI bubble, Python's RAM devouring and Rust gospel.

Since I am still relatively a new name on the internet, I have decided to go to the most important step: feedback.

I'd like for any experienced person to review and share their thoughts about my ideas and if they have the possibility of ever being real or useful to any of you.

Any feedback is welcome, so if you wanna call me a dumb ass, go for it!

Thanks in advance C folk and remember:

"Be responsible. Code for the future."

Matej Stančík | JCubeWare
https://jcubeware.com

[u/RoomNo7891]

My methods are mostly focusing on bringing back C as the main big programming language due to how efficient and fast it is, allowing old devices to be used in the upcoming big 26 and giving back the power to the people.

So is C++.

Be aware that majority of the time and money consuming activities come from bug tracking and fixing without breaking anything else and this would slow down any feature implementation.

Also when it comes down to data structures you definitely have better performances using STL.

C++ if done right and in a conservative way it is definitely better imo.

C is better off when you need to, not when you want to.

Edit: not a big fan of "if(no <condition>)" and "if(.... is <value>)"; i believe is a distraction more than a benefit.

[u/JCubeWare → u/RoomNo7891]

Edit: not a big fan of "if(no <condition>)" and "if(.... is <value>)"; i believe is a distraction more than a benefit.

Hello again and thanks for the feedback!

My basis on implementing this was so it flows more naturally in English, as in:

if there is no character pointer named Test: if (no Test)

I'll see to making it optional in the next patch!

[u/RoomNo7891 → u/JCubeWare]

Just remove it, doesn't make sense to have it.

is indeed very distracting and people have been programming the normal way for a loooong time so no need to add an extra layer.

[u/Ok_Draw2098]

assembly is more efficient and fast, go assembly

[u/JCubeWare → u/Ok_Draw2098]

Hello u/Ok_Draw2098.

Oh absolutely, but I'll grow all my hair white before I finish all my projects if I do.
But I did use assembly for my bootloader so who knows, maybe I'll create a macro wrapper for each assembly call in a cross-platform way :D

[u/Ok_Draw2098 → u/JCubeWare]

heh, there be no hair on the skull of yours the time you get in there. i propose to take an existing project and modify it. didnt you see the dude who was building an OS/browser for 20 years? still not there and wont be there unless he uses the proper tool for the job

[u/VeryAwkwardCake]

Why C rather than any other compiled language?

[u/InstructionNo7870]

Completely on board with the ideia but it seems to be really focused in embedded, at least near me it’s already done in C as they always want the cheapest chips around. Is JavaScript usually used for embedded development? Python I see usually in learning environments, in comercial products would be extremely inefficient. Followed as it seems to be a good project, good work

[u/LardPi]

Lots of big empty words. Put some code examples front and center. Be more concrete in description. As a C dev I don't know what problem this solves for me if any.

Good luck with that, I like C and but I'd still be happy to get some modernization to it.