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If by "these days" you mean ~6 years ago, then the answer is "yes, you'd start with C/C++". At least, that is what the Chrome team did.
by aboodman 13y ago
If by "these days" you mean ~6 years ago, then the answer is "yes, you'd start with C/C++". At least, that is what the Chrome team did.
- tosseraccount 13y agoActually, webkit dates to 1998.
- yuhong 13y agoKHTML dates to 1998.
- oscargrouch 13y agobut the chrome effort started in 2006 to finish in 2008..
- aboodman 13y agoChrome contains millions of lines of code, not counting WebKit. Almost all of that is C++ and was started 6-7 years ago.