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If you're working (i.e. getting paid) for coding in C++, you're either working on old legacy code base or you don't because modern new projects have other viab
by TeeMassive 4y ago
If you're working (i.e. getting paid) for coding in C++, you're either working on old legacy code base or you don't because modern new projects have other viable options now that offers both bare metal speed and high level functionalities.
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y agoI get paid to write C++. Approximately 610,000 lines of C++. Typically hundreds of commits per month, sometimes thousands. If that's a legacy code base, I'm happy to keep it. You'd be insane to imagine rewriting this in any other language.