Add BroCode tutorial and VS recommendation to C++ and IDE sections in README.md#16
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Add BroCode tutorial and VS recommendation to C++ and IDE sections in README.md#16pilot2254 wants to merge 3 commits intoMrRobinOfficial:mainfrom
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also, i know that Rider by JB is way better for UE, but VS is more recommened because it's free, whereas JB Rider is only free for non-commercial uses |
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Made two changes:
C++ section - Added BroCode's 6h tutorial since the existing 1h one doesn't cover memory or pointers, which are essential for UE C++. Also added Cherno's series for anyone wanting to go deeper, with a note that it's not required.
IDE section - Added a note that Visual Studio is the recommended choice for people who don't want to deal with manual configuration.
Full diff is in the files changed tab :)