So, I spent some time learning c++ and now my brain is completely melted coming from js.

Glad you joined the dark side

Learn F#/Haskell and watch your brain explode.

How was the learning, good? I still my got around to it...

What book u use?

@lazy-dev if it's exploded then how can you watch it? I guess you could mindlessly watch it...

@billgates I've basically never read a book in my entire life (except when forced in school)

Trust me, it's the same thing vice versa

I was mind blown by typed languages too lol ;)

I went from JS & Python to c# and it was... Interesting

@Dacexi it might help prevent the melting.... i started Lean C++ in 24 Hours but then stopped as didn't need it anymore... and once again couldn't think of why I would need it...

I still have CLion installed on my PC tho...

@billgates I can't read books. I have a really hard time reading. I'm more audiovisual

Message me if you need any help, been doing c++ for 6 yrs now

@stevemk14ebr why should I learn it if I already know java, c#, js, Python? I need some personal motivation.

Also "because it can get you a job" won't work for me.

Well for a few reasons IMHO.

First c++ is a language that lets you do basically anything you want to. Your only limitation is how into the syntactic template weeds you go or how low level of a hike you dig

Second you should learn for fun

@shivayl if you ask me the hardest part is to get the compiler to recognize your custom libs you've installed lol

@shivayl best is to actually watch cppcon videos on YouTube and just try to make something. Your first reference should be cppreference.com. Just pick a project and google until it's done. That's how I bootstrapped my learning