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>C++ is becoming a legacy language and finding contributors in the future will become difficult To add to this point, I used to work at a large-ish C++ shop an
by epage 4y ago
>C++ is becoming a legacy language and finding contributors in the future will become difficult
To add to this point, I used to work at a large-ish C++ shop and we were already having problems finding C++ developers years ago and I'm assuming its just getting worse.
- scotty79 4y agoI worked at dev company that projects were outsourced to. I was waiting to be assigned to a project for few months. One day manager came to ask us if there's anyone that knows any C++. I can do C++ but I kept quiet. I was hired as a JS dev to have fun and I didn't want to be dealing with crappy C++ for the rest of my career at that company. Nobody out of 30 people or so admitted to knowing C++. It's highly unlikely that they all didn't know C++.