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I don't think many start new projects in Ada either unless you're working for Lockheed Martin or another contractor and even then, they've largely gone the C++
by 7thaccount 6y ago
I don't think many start new projects in Ada either unless you're working for Lockheed Martin or another contractor and even then, they've largely gone the C++ route.
What do people use today? Java, C#, C, C++, Python, R, JavaScript, Php.
What might become popular someday? Rust.
- andi999 6y agoYes, which worries me. I talked to a guy working in safety related software design (safety like car breaks), and they are going to C++, since there are not enough Ada/Spark developers. Which is a pity, since Spark allows you to prove correctness (in a special sense)