I am an experienced coder. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Also in Spanish if you desire so. :slight_smile:. You can find me in Discord as well.
You know, that reminds me, the old Nevewinter Nights scripts were in C, iirc....
what he said - Structured Query Language
NoSQL for accounting???
Although I live in Spain, I mostly only speak english. I do appreciate the offer though! Soy estupido americano.
I have found atrocious things as by example looping through an XML directly in runtime instead of converting it to a data structure, and inside a loop, another loop in the same list... was fora synchornization process which were being run during the night... it was taking 4 to 11 hours to complete (more if the clock went to 8:00 of the morning where the people start working...). After my work the process worked better (less errors) and was taking only 26 seconds or so. All this in C#.
Not C, buy LUA :slight_smile: https://www.lua.org/
Which is why you're way to over qualified to be a chief architect here. Logical reasoning has no place in this crazy place.
It might sound silly, but the importance of the difference between a string and other data types is significant, and a concept that I see people with decades of experience still struggle with.
This is so true, and it is not silly. I have even seen systems where floats and integers are stored as space delimited strings.
EXACTLY! Then they wonder why all their optimizations only see at most an overall 1% improvement, but stare at me like a gender organ is growing out of my head when I suggest changing the data definition to an indexed integer (once they finally acquiesce their response to processing time being reduced to less than 10% of previous processing and call times are always entertaining.)
Ok so a string != a float but a string does equate to an integer. In fact that is some of the joys of c, that and allowing data to be successfully moved between unix (AIX) and windows.
