So, the argument is that C++ is too hard to learn for the average programmer, and that's why it's not "back"?
I don't get it, isn't that win-win is many situations. I'd rather have a solid developer who can master C++ or at least understand the concepts when explained to him/her, than someone who can't. Basides dealing with compiling/linking (but scons greatly simplifies this), I really don't feel like it limits me much compared to other languages like Python once you know a bit of STL.
I don't get it, isn't that win-win is many situations. I'd rather have a solid developer who can master C++ or at least understand the concepts when explained to him/her, than someone who can't. Basides dealing with compiling/linking (but scons greatly simplifies this), I really don't feel like it limits me much compared to other languages like Python once you know a bit of STL.