The unsung heroes of the CPP world when everyone and their mothers want to move to newfangled languages. Will be excited to try this out in my Qt applications.
C++ still has so much life in it, and will be around for many, many more years to come - in so many places. There may be parts of the mainstream computing world where it won't really keep up - but there are still huge trunks of computing which cannot function without it.
I personally moved to a cross-platform C++-based framework to solve all my problems, and am thoroughly enjoying having high performance apps running on all the things. It's a very productive technology, this.
JUCE. Simply great. Give it a chance, dig deep into the DemoRunner, you’ll see it comes with a lot of batteries onboard. Can’t quite beat it for cross platform mobile and desktop app development.
The unsung heroes of the CPP world when everyone and their mothers want to move to newfangled languages. Will be excited to try this out in my Qt applications.
C++ still has so much life in it, and will be around for many, many more years to come - in so many places. There may be parts of the mainstream computing world where it won't really keep up - but there are still huge trunks of computing which cannot function without it.
I personally moved to a cross-platform C++-based framework to solve all my problems, and am thoroughly enjoying having high performance apps running on all the things. It's a very productive technology, this.
Could I ask what framework you've decided on? I'm in a research phase myself.
JUCE. Simply great. Give it a chance, dig deep into the DemoRunner, you’ll see it comes with a lot of batteries onboard. Can’t quite beat it for cross platform mobile and desktop app development.
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