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I agree with you. Actually, we've been having a lot of success developing an in-house tool to solve this problem and it's helped us build agile modular systems
by ioquatix 8y ago
I agree with you.
Actually, we've been having a lot of success developing an in-house tool to solve this problem and it's helped us build agile modular systems using C++.
https://teapot.nz https://teapot.nz
It's a one stop shop for building modular C++ applications with an opinionated set of packages here: https://www.github.com/kurocha https://www.github.com/kurocha
That being said, `teapot` doesn't have any default build rules, it relies on packages to provide them, so you could build an entirely different eco-system of packages with minimal effort.