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What's wrong with C++ stability? You think things are looking better in JS/Python world? They both changed tons and the knowledge you accumulate constantly need
by weatherlite 4y ago
What's wrong with C++ stability?
You think things are looking better in JS/Python world? They both changed tons and the knowledge you accumulate constantly needs to be tweaked and relearned.
- wiseowise 4y ago> You think things are looking better in JS/Python world? Yes.
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- fsloth 4y agoI perhaps used words in a confused combination. There are two connotations to stability here - 1. language and ecosystem standardization and 2. having a stable and predictable career. C++ has both a plenty (2. if you find your niche and then you are nigh irreplaceable, but not perhaps at FAANG rates). Your knowledge never gets old, basically in C++. The problem with C++ is that it is a horrible language in several ways. I guess the root cause is that it's basically a sugared C preprocessor with an infinite amount of special rules and special cases, that attempts to retain backward compatibility while adding new features. If my domain did not need it I would not write it. But it does, so I do. My advice not to choose C++ because of career stability meant - "It's a bloody awful thing! Don't choose it if you have options unless you absolutely want to!"