The set-up and your reply feel like a Rust sketch.
Not touching a codebase only applies to legacy software which is feature complete.
Any actively developed software will benefit from incremental improvements.
Quality C++ projects continuously improve their code and tooling. It would be very convenient for the rustafarian community if the competition stood still, but that’s not the case. Quite happy to see that golang’s also providing solid opposition.
Not touching a codebase only applies to legacy software which is feature complete. Any actively developed software will benefit from incremental improvements.
Quality C++ projects continuously improve their code and tooling. It would be very convenient for the rustafarian community if the competition stood still, but that’s not the case. Quite happy to see that golang’s also providing solid opposition.