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As a long time C++ programmer C# felt ... it felt good. Yeah, the memory and the non-native binaries make it a non-starter for most things I do. But wow, I love
by pcunite 11y ago
As a long time C++ programmer C# felt ... it felt good. Yeah, the memory and the non-native binaries make it a non-starter for most things I do. But wow, I loved it.
- Gibbon1 11y agoIn the early nineties I found myself faced with spending a year learning to program in C++ with Microsoft foundation classes or giving up on Windows programming. After ten years started sh*tcoding in C#. I feel like I missed out on a lot of pointless suffering.
- zerr 11y agoYes, Win32 API/MFC was a frustration, but then I've discovered Delphi/VCL. I never liked Pascal so I was really happy I've found about Borland C++ Builder. I did some N-tier apps with it, it was a pleasure to work.
- 72deluxe 11y agoDidn't Borland suffer a massive brain-drain and all the developers left after the C++ Architect mismanagement? The VCL is full of bugs isn't it? And suffers horrible redraw and flicker the last time I used it (years and years ago!)