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Sad but true, for the obvious business reasons. I was pleased (somewhat) 20 years ago when Java displaced C++, but now I just wish it would fade away. Thanks
by Roboprog 7y ago
Sad but true, for the obvious business reasons.
I was pleased (somewhat) 20 years ago when Java displaced C++, but now I just wish it would fade away.
Thanks for the garbage collector, Java, now retire.
This said as someone who is convinced that most of what I want to do could be done with FP vs OOP techniques, and FAR less of it.
- pjmlp 7y agoExcept that .NET is the only actual alternative, regarding eco-system libraries, IDE capabilities and tooling for monitoring production systems.