3 ms·
> If your looking to low level system stuff or prioritize app speed have a look at Visual C++. Even Google used if for Chrome. As an experienced C++ developer
by lelele 16y ago
> If your looking to low level system stuff or prioritize app speed have a look at Visual C++. Even Google used if for Chrome.
As an experienced C++ developer I recommend you avoid C++ at all costs, even if you are an experienced C++ developer. A blend of C and another high-level language is a better choice.
- umenline 16y agoIm using at my day job Qt with Visual studio express 2008 and its a great combination for developing. im doing small tools. its very fast with Qt
- jbarham 16y agoAdobe's Lightroom is a good example of a successful hybrid language app as a big chunk of it is written in Lua. Here's a presentation on its architecture: http://www.troygaul.com/LrExposedC4.html http://www.troygaul.com/LrExposedC4.html