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It primarily depends on the size of the project. Past a certain size, I am definitely more productive in C++ than in Python. Though the compile-time checking of
by stochastic_monk 8y ago
It primarily depends on the size of the project. Past a certain size, I am definitely more productive in C++ than in Python. Though the compile-time checking of Cython might balance things out and make scaling a Python project easier.
std::visit is broken, sure. std::vector<bool> is a mistake, too. You don't have to use it. Select a subset of the language which gives you what you need. That's part of what's great about having so much in the language.
- jchmbrln 8y ago> You don't have to use it. Select a subset of the language which gives you what you need. That's part of what's great about having so much in the language. This is the precise reason I've not yet devoted the time to learn C++. I'm a little scared off by having to learn the biggest programming language and also which large sections of it to avoid before I can be productive.