Blake Houghton 🍁 on Nostr: Personally, I like C++. Though, where I code atm (game engine and not system in ...
Personally, I like C++. Though, where I code atm (game engine and not system in anyway) I don't need to move away from OOP, nor can I. I could go data-oriented, I guess, but it's god awful compared to OOP anyway for the tasks.
But yea, apparently Rust devs were making a large push to secure the kernel better. They gave up because C has dominance there and devs pushed back. Rust devs call it elitism, C devs call it security.
I want more kernel forks regardless
I don't like PWAs because they inherently run through a central service while apps don't have to. All the other stuff can be a nuisance buy I can handle.
I haven't care to look into the specifics of compilation on every language. I know C/C++ generally does everything and most issues are the users fault.
I know GO and Rust are supposed to be great for systems development, but since they are almost unusable for my current interests I never looked into them too much.
I am curious how OOP raised the bar of entry and how that increases costs 🤔 Or did you mean the bar SHOULD be raised, and OOP lowered it causing lots of bad code to waste development time?
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