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Interesting, it's quite the opposite to me. I've been in C++ programming since TurboVision times (don't miss them), built many projects in C++, but Golang feels
by stackedinserter 3y ago
Interesting, it's quite the opposite to me. I've been in C++ programming since TurboVision times (don't miss them), built many projects in C++, but Golang feels like fresh air to me, at least for server applications.
Probably it's mostly about runtime/libraries than language itself.
Aside of embedded applications and hardcore number crunching (core part of it) I can't find a single use for C++ in 2023.
- linhns 3y agoGames come to mind and anything that needs performance.
- BlarfMcFlarf 3y agoStarting from scratch, Rust is a fine option there, but it lacks publicly available platform integrations, or any engines as powerful as Unreal. It’s to be seen if that momentum advantage can be overcome anytime soon.
- stackedinserter 3y agoOn the core levels – yes.