We need more chanel like this : C, Linux and vim, without an intro only pure clean code

Reminder that you should use this channel to get your self started not to just copy him and keep on copying him.

lol, you just made a very basic version of ed

I wish I hadn't give up C

No Intro, no context, no nothing, he just jumped straight to the code and I love that. This was really useful and I literally just found out about the man command

It is fine to ignore error handling and stuff like that for toy examples, but consider showing or at least mention the bounds checked versions of the string manipulation functions. The old ANSI versions are basically deprecated as they are too dangerous to be used in actual production code.

No intro, only keyboard sounds and simple explanations. Love it.

Cool vid but this is super dangerous code. Strcpy should almost never be used. What happens if you edit a file here with a line longer than 1024 bytes :)

using vim to write a text editor lmao

Dude is coding without autocomplete... crazy!

Your channel is probably my new favorite programming channel. Quick to the delivery and gives good tips and tricks along the way!

Finally found a channel where I can know & learn practical applications of C. Ig this channel is a blessing for me.

Thank you for not wasting our time with useless talking. Raw, basic, straight to the point - fantastic channel.

I’m learning C and these tutorials are a blessing, thank you very much for the content.

This is fantastic!

This looks really cool! I tried the web server example you showed which worked really well and helped me to learn a little more about C, so I'm looking forward to giving this a try when I can. Please keep posting these great vids!

Very cool channel, really great!🍀Thank you very much!

Everything in this channel is so good. I'm currently learning C, just because I have time enought to learn, and this kind of videos help me a lot. Cheers, Nir!

Engaging, straight to the point, keep up the good work man!

I loved the commentary and showing manual while writing the code without over explaining things as if everyone watching isn't at least a basic programmer. Basics provided and the rest for us.