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If you want to do that, skip C++ entirely and just use Javascript or Python. You can get shiny things really quickly.
by SJC_Hacker 1y ago
If you want to do that, skip C++ entirely and just use Javascript or Python. You can get shiny things really quickly.
- irilesscent 1y agoI think there's still value in learning the C++ language and making a game or a demo is quite rewarding although raylib does have bindings for basically every conceivable language.
- pjmlp 1y agoAgreed, especially since it is the main language in the games industry, however that doesn't mean it should be the very first experience.