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Maybe a more interesting question is: Would you use C/C++ to develop a browser today?
by marpalmin 13y ago
Maybe a more interesting question is: Would you use C/C++ to develop a browser today?
- shmerl 13y agoProbably yes, if it's C++11 and UI is in Qt/QML for example.
- oscargrouch 13y agohow about to try a OS agnostic multiprocess architecture with IPC and/or shared mem, embeding a script language like javascript, with gpu acelleration, and video streaming in other language, that could have the same performance as c/c++ ?? Developers should be language/technology agnostic and just use the right tool for a given problem/solution, the same way you use a screwdriver for screws and a fork to eat..
- zxcdw 13y agoA browser ought to compete against Firefox and Chrome? Do managed languages come even close in resource usage(CPU and RAM) and consistent performance at projects at that scale?