Leon Rosenberg wrote:
As I wrote in the answer to dave: c is not c++. The main problem of c++ was
actually, that they kept all the c-shit (yes powerful, but absolutely
unmaintenable stuff ) in the language.
I don't know where you're getting that "unmaintainable" bit from.
A printer company
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
* What's a "modern" language, anyway? What features does a "modern"
language have? I don't think Java is as widely used as it is
because it's interesting or powerful, it was just a better
C++ with marketing.
Java is actually the first component-oriented language.
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
We make far more complicated programms in far less time and for lesser cost.
"Complicated" is a pretty loaded term... I don't see much complication
in the majority of web apps. Big, sure. Complicated? Sometimes. The most
complicated stuff I've worked on lately is rules
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