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I agree with you, but I still think you're going to see Go, Rust and friends eating away at that code base. FYI I'm language agnostic, but I'd like to see c++
by Intermernet 8y ago
I agree with you, but I still think you're going to see Go, Rust and friends eating away at that code base.
FYI I'm language agnostic, but I'd like to see c++ eventually replaced. .NET is currently looking good, and I'm ambivalent on Java, but I think there are valid reasons to be looking at go right now,if not rust. They both seem to be tuned to modern hardware design despite the hype.