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I don't understand why someone who has so much open source information, has the intelligence to learn C-level languages, and has a certain experience in the ind
by altun 4y ago
I don't understand why someone who has so much open source information, has the intelligence to learn C-level languages, and has a certain experience in the industry, would ask such a question.
- UncleEntity 4y agoMaybe they just want to try to see which way the wind is blowing before making a decision which would require more than a little effort to achieve? I’m actually surprised that the general consensus isn’t rust as that’s the new shiny plus the people saying C++ are giving very valid reasons beyond the usual language dogma arguments that these discussions usually devolve into.
- sharedptr 4y agoI mostly use C when I need to speed up some bits in our codebase; and I have no chance to ask people really working in C++/Rust which can give help me decide; the people I know use C++ for games or QT. The ones I know that touched Rust gave up after 1.5 weeks. As you say I wanted to know how's the scene at the moment; I am very disconnected from how they have both evolved and their future (mostly because what I see is hate to C++)