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An interesting point about C++ in recent years (since 2011 and perhaps earlier) is that it no longer emphasizes class abstractions that much. These days the fee
by einpoklum 4y ago
An interesting point about C++ in recent years (since 2011 and perhaps earlier) is that it no longer emphasizes class abstractions that much. These days the feel like just another tool in your kit. Also, the declarative specs support has expanded with C++20 concepts.
- bogomipz 4y agoCan you elaborate on what exactly happened with C++ since 2011 that it no longer emphasizes class abstractions?
- chuchana 4y ago> Can you elaborate on what exactly happened with C++ since 2011 that it no longer emphasizes class abstractions? "Modern C++, as defined in the C++11 standard has evolved to become an algorithmic language. This represents as much an idiomatic departure from Object Orientation as C++ was a departure from C’s procedural top-down composition. “C++11 feels like a new language,” says Bjarne Stroustrup [Stroustrup]. The primary focus of modern C++ has become algorithms and generic programming. To this end, the language absorbs a number of idioms from other languages and paradigms, ranging from functional to meta programming concepts. […]" [https://lambdafaktorie.com/modern-c-and-the-lisp-programming-style/ https://lambdafaktorie.com/modern-c-and-the-lisp-programming...]
- bogomipz 4y agoAh this is a good read. Thanks!