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I'd think they'd begin transitioning to a higher level language now that there are many options available. It's gotta be a burden at this point to be (1) mainta
by Johngibb 16y ago
I'd think they'd begin transitioning to a higher level language now that there are many options available. It's gotta be a burden at this point to be (1) maintaining their own web server and (2) developing new features in C++. I'd way rather use ruby/python (or even .Net) and fall to C++ for the really performance intensive stuff.
(Disclaimer: I interviewed @ OKCupid in 2007)