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Only takes a couple folks who want to use all the esoteric features of c++ at your workplace in a culture where nobody can tell them “no” (which is increasingly
by dilyevsky 5y ago
Only takes a couple folks who want to use all the esoteric features of c++ at your workplace in a culture where nobody can tell them “no” (which is increasingly common) and big chunks of your codebase can evolve into unmanageable mess. Tbf i found the same to be true with Python but not with languages like Java, C# and especially Go
- pjmlp 5y agoGo would be modern in 1992, not 21st century. While C# is now on version 10, and Java on 17, if we account for the releases in 2021, the large majority of the world is still delivering .NET Framework (C# 6)[0] and Java 8 code into production. When I use modern C# and Java, always need to give a mini-lecture on current state of the world. [0] There are ways to use newer C# version in .NET Framework, but with some caveats.