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Hello, I'm LegendGuard, I think that some developers and some people know me in the game, IRC and Discord.
Humbly, I'm here to support the project and learn things.
I hope that we get along, that everything goes well and that things get better! Smile 

Best regards,
LegendGuard
Morning, LegendGuard, welcome to Xonotic.

If you haven't found these already, you'll find them useful (assuming you want to work on the gamecode):
https://gitlab.com/xonotic/xonotic/-/wik...-to-QuakeC
https://gitlab.com/xonotic/xonotic/-/wik...mming-Tips

GLHF in your upcoming duels against the language and codebase and remember:

War is peace,
Comments are irrelevant,
Macros are strength.
Hello and welcome. We are happy to welcome new developers. I wish you success in your endeavors and also wish everything to be good.
Thank you for the replies! Smile
I know programming syntax and I have some experience in C# from Unity(game engine). 
I was searching some dev tools for QuakeC, looks like that there is one from Code::Blocks. One of the developers of here, in IRC said that it doesn't care searching a patch/plugin of QuakeC syntax highlignting for a notepad or something and I think that with C syntax highlighting is sufficient.
As I'm beginner in QuakeC, I want to start using a file called "hello.qc" with a created command called "hello" and outputs a print in the console saying "Hello from QC" and after continuing the QuakeC learning.