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With existing Java code and/or a tight timeline with existing skills I can see how that would be the best choice :) I'm thinking more in terms of the surprising
by jinst8gmi 11y ago
With existing Java code and/or a tight timeline with existing skills I can see how that would be the best choice :) I'm thinking more in terms of the surprisingly high proportion of Java developers who have never learned another language since learning Java 10-15 years ago and dismiss any alternatives without ever exploring what else is out there (you clearly don't fall into that category :).
- pjmlp 11y agoThis is quite typical in most companies where devs don't have trainings nor wish to spend time with work in their free time. I bet you will find thousands of C++ devs that don't even know that there are newer versions of C++98. C devs that still use K&R as their guide with C89 code style. And so on. We are the few select ones that care to improve our skills. EDIT: Typos.
- vonmoltke 11y ago> I bet you will find thousands of C++ devs that don't even know that there are newer versions of C++98. Actually had a guy tell me (in 2006!) that the main problem with C++ was that there was no standard. :|