It impresses that age has not meant better tooling for C/C++ when compared with more modern languages.
I really envy productivity people using more "dynamic" languages have had over C/C++ developers just because of tooling. Of course, each language is like a tool tailored for a more adequate domain and I'm sure better tooling wouldn't magically fix all of old languages' traps. Nevertheless I miss it.
I really envy productivity people using more "dynamic" languages have had over C/C++ developers just because of tooling. Of course, each language is like a tool tailored for a more adequate domain and I'm sure better tooling wouldn't magically fix all of old languages' traps. Nevertheless I miss it.