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MFC, still alive? In this “web” world, who still code use MFC framework?
by momofarm 7y ago
MFC, still alive?
In this “web” world, who still code use MFC framework?
- computerex 7y agoWhere do you see MFC? This straight up uses Win32.
- pjc50 7y agoWin32 in assembly. Serious commitment to minimalism right there.
- Narishma 7y agoWhat's MFC to do with this?
- tom_ 7y agoMFC programs look like Win32 programs. You often can't tell the difference from a screenshot.
- FpUser 7y agoYours truly and many, many others. I do not actually use MFC as I only use C++ for servers. GUI things in my case go to Delphi/Lazarus. There is a whole world outside of that web juggernaut.
- momofarm 7y agoDelphi! Whaaaaat a surprise ! I still miss MFC/windows programming a lot, I think in many ways it's quite efficient. But for job seeking it's not a good idea, opening for windows gui is quite rare. Maybe I should setup a web(!!) For lonely job seeker on windows programming / and Delphi/lisp/scheme / all other good oldies forgotten by rest of the world.
- FpUser 7y agoDelphi is quite popular still in Europe. Also it is not just Windows. Delphi/Lazarus produce exe for all the major platforms. I was doing some GUI app for Raspberry Pi and I had Lazarus IDE running right there, along with debugging and all other goodies. Also I mostly develop products and are on my own since 2000. Not much concern on my side about what all those big cloudy companies think. Eff them ;)