3 ms·
To be fair, parts of my work codebase are touching on 25 years old, and I work for a startup from 2020. The codebases we're building on have roots in the mid 90
by maccard 4y ago
To be fair, parts of my work codebase are touching on 25 years old, and I work for a startup from 2020. The codebases we're building on have roots in the mid 90s, and the platforms they run on didn't support modern C++ standards for a very long time after that.
- Jensson 4y agoSo anything including "windows.h" isn't really new development then? Sounds like a strange definition. I'd say that there is a lot of new projects being started with C++, still way more than there are new projects in Rust, at least if you only count serious ones.