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What happened to C++ dev on Windows? 1990s Microsoft Press books were all in C++, examples of OOP style and design being huge. Now, it has sort of slipped away and been forgotten, not to mention Rust being on the horizon.
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>>110294453
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Anonymous
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that's a good question. I don't know.
The guess out of my arse is that they wanted companies that use the windows stack to have C++ proper developers and Visual Basic for low code developers.
But then they gave up on it and just C# everything now. Probably because VB isn't OOP during the hypetrain.
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sage
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>Probably because VB isn't OOP during the hypetrain.
VB.NET is, it practically maps one to one to C#
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