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You know you can actually improve year-over-year without chasing a new fad. (I'm saying this as someone who's been coding in C++ for over two decades, while st
by zeroxfe 10y ago
You know you can actually improve year-over-year without chasing a new fad.
(I'm saying this as someone who's been coding in C++ for over two decades, while still finding lots of room for improvement in my older code.)
- osullivj 10y ago25 years of C++ myself. Back in the 90s I coded up all the grossest memory management blunders many times over. Long time since I produced one of those; these days I'm capable of producing some exquisitely subtle synchronisation and threading bugs ;)
- laythea 10y agoI think the key is to study principles/concepts, not implementations.
- cestith 10y agoOne should have a solid grounding in principles and concepts. Try shipping principles and concepts at the end of the quarter, though.