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Uhh did you read the same article I did? 90% of the article was features missing in C: Generics, Slices, Dependency Management, Tests, Useful macros, Pattern ma
by tdbgamer 9y ago
Uhh did you read the same article I did? 90% of the article was features missing in C:
Generics, Slices, Dependency Management, Tests, Useful macros, Pattern matching, etc.
Those things have nothing to do with good or bad code and have everything to do with the language.
- sureaboutthis 9y agoDid you read the first section of the same article I did? You seem to have skipped that part.
- tdbgamer 9y agoHe mentioned some bad C experiences he had for a whole 7 sentences and that's your take away from the article? You're totally missing the point dude. The point is that C doesn't protect developers from some of the most basic mistakes and offers very little tooling compared to modern languages. It turns out that maintaining huge software projects in C is actually really hard.