👨‍🎓 books recommendation for programmers by Mosh Hamedani

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I love asynchronous programming, but it hurts ma' brain when it gets too complex 😭

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🏖 I worked on this Apex Legends project for a client, months ago, that pushed my limit with Win32 APIs.

I wrote a C# noscript to detect the player's weapon and apply an anti-recoil pattern, keeping the weapon steady while shooting. I also had to developed a program to reverse-engineer the actual recoil pattern and use it.

Apex legend developers are very smart that they don't use the real mouse pointer position, rather, they create a virtual mouse for the in-game experience. Just basic mouse manipulation didn't work. So, I had to go deep into using the unsafe win32 apis 💀

It was a challenging and interesting project

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one of my old side projects that I didn't get to release 😅
I was so obsessed with making the UI very good that I got lazy to continue on it after that 😄

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✍️ My takeaways after reading the book, Effective C:

➡️ This book is not for beginners; it quickly covers basic topics, assuming some programming knowledge.

➡️ As the noscript suggests, it goes deeply into C programming. It wasn't ideal for me since I wanted to learn C just for reading the book Computer Systems: A Programmer's Prespective. So, I was skipping some sections. Only read it if you want an in-depth start with C.

➡️ The book goes beyond C syntax and concepts. It expores low-level concepts that form the foundation of C.


🔻 Overall, it's a solid resource for mastering C. I hope these insights help.

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