Hi,
You don't have to understand how it works, It's important that it works, so you can go on with coding
without thinking how things work.
Hm, my math understanding is very limited - but I'm quite sure, if I can identify that a solution is bad for my usecase, then there must be a better solution out there. I only have to find it.
I don't work for money, so my coding don't need to be ready at certain time. I code for my fun - so I can spent time necessary to create good code. Well, what I consider good code
Another example is my FalconView project. I was nearly done implementing all desired features, when I thought: might be a good idea to have each page converted into a plugin and so open a door for those that like to extend application. It cost me many many weeks of trial and error and a lot of headbanging. But finally I got it. Now you can decide at runtime, what pages you like to use.
... and it's only a small step to add a new page
i used Csharp examples in the past wich i converted to C++.
Thanks a lot for the pointer to csharphelper! That's a wonderful source for people like me. Math for beginners and with background info
