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The problem isn't performance, the problem is developer productivity. C++ isn't known for building things quickly. Why would anyone use this over DotNet Core, w
by saberience 6y ago
The problem isn't performance, the problem is developer productivity. C++ isn't known for building things quickly. Why would anyone use this over DotNet Core, which is also highly performance but significantly easier to understand. Also building anything in a complex language like C++ means more bugs and errors.
- CyberDildonics 6y agoI don't find this to be true at all with modern C++. Doing the same things ends being more straightforward in my experience. Setting up compilation is often more painful and sooner or later I run into some snags with const and map iteration, though those don't end up being long term time sinks.
- hellofunk 6y agoDoesn’t make any sense at all to go with dot net if the rest of your app is in C++ and something easy like this exists.
- otabdeveloper4 6y ago> C++ isn't known for building things quickly. What language is? If only sticking to deadlines was as easy as changing your programming language! Alas.