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I wrote "creates architecture astronauts" meaning that C++, like Java (although Java does it to a greater extent), pushes people to create unnecessarily convolu
by Crinus 7y ago
I wrote "creates architecture astronauts" meaning that C++, like Java (although Java does it to a greater extent), pushes people to create unnecessarily convoluted architectures.
> Don't even bother claiming this is not so, I spend enough time reviewing C code to know that this language should be banned for any new project.
Yeah whatever.
- blub 7y agoI know what you wrote, that's why I pointed out that it's incorrect. And now I have a feeling that you're confusing architecture with design, because neither C++ nor Java pushes people to create convoluted "architectures". While programming languages can nudge architects in certain directions, this is only true for rather special languages, such as Erlang. Both Java and C++ support standard programming paradigms, can and are used to create many types of architectures.