those jobs used to be pretty sweet, but in the last couple of years I noticed they tend to suck ass. what's left is mostly high-performance backend jobs, where you spend most of the time fighting fucking k8s and diagnosing what could be broken between 20 different microservices, written in 20 different languages, by 20 different pajeets. you are left with maybe 10% time for actual C++ coding. I fucking hate the state of modern software development. things used to be so simple 10 years ago.
I guess there's still gamedev (which sucks ass too) and embedded.
You're a bit daft, aren't ya? Don't get me wrong here, I really don't see the point of Rust but you are a drooling mongoloid, yeah? Only a drooling mongoloid would compare the market share between apple & a garage startup.
the type of job that Rust is creating (FAANG backend, kernel dev, etc.) requires a lot of intelligence and/or top tier college connections. The Rust jobs for average people (crypto startups, other shitty startups, webshit for some fucking reason) suck dick, unfortunately.
>*gives you serenity*
I keep forgetting this exists, it looks really interesting. But it doesn't seem like it'll ever see the light of day in the job market. So as a language for hobby projects, is it better than Odin?
I've not tested Odin so I have no idea how it compares. Might give it a spin for AoC. I like the comptime metaprogramming & hot reloading in the beef IDE though, very useful.
there's one company I know of that do use beef in their game(s) but yeah, it'll probably stay hobby tier for a while. i work with .NET & C but my personal projects are all beef.
there are a couple of languages like that >C++ >Java >C# >JS
I'd add Python, but I don't think there are that many jobs coding just Python. it's more of a companion language, kinda like SQL.
also, languages that won't give you a job: >plain C (without C++) >Rust
Most PHP related works I've seen have to do with WordPress or Drupal, not pure PHP programming.
But that could be said about all programming languages imho. Simply learning a language won't land you a job. We've to memorise a bucket list of tools and frameworks made for them.
not so much a job but a specialized job, for better or worse. c++ shit that isn't legacy usually means whatever is getting built needs to be performant and deterministic and has requirements that generic languages fail at. can be much more interesting as a result. it's almost always paired up with technical domain knowledge that's just as important if not more than c++ itself. at least that's the feeling i get.
>Also gives you cancer and AIDS
I'll pass.
OP here. I posted the wrong image.
I guess, if you like working in a bank or some other boring shit, or slave away making games in Unity.
as opposed to ?
AI, engineering simulations, generative design etc. the cool stuff.
>gives you a job
>gives you a corporate job
>gives you estrogen
>also gives you a job, but you waste it on $10 coffees
>>also gives you a job, but you waste it on $10 coffees
I don't drink coffee, tea is king
I have a job doing both of these
C++ didn't get all of C#'s best features until C++20 with ranges and coroutines
Never have I even read a line of C++ before
This every day
No Micro$hit technologies! Only FOSS!
DotNet is FOSS. GNU once tried to subvert it and make it authoritarian with DotGNU, but they gave up.
those jobs used to be pretty sweet, but in the last couple of years I noticed they tend to suck ass. what's left is mostly high-performance backend jobs, where you spend most of the time fighting fucking k8s and diagnosing what could be broken between 20 different microservices, written in 20 different languages, by 20 different pajeets. you are left with maybe 10% time for actual C++ coding. I fucking hate the state of modern software development. things used to be so simple 10 years ago.
I guess there's still gamedev (which sucks ass too) and embedded.
>and embedded.
Which also sucks ass (yes I find embedded mostly boring and incredibly fucking tedious)
>*gives you a job in the near future*
>*is forgotten in 5 years*
As a transsexual prostitute?
i hate that this monstrosity is gaining steam
since when
since they started using it in linux kernel. its market share is still insignificant compared to C++.
You're a bit daft, aren't ya? Don't get me wrong here, I really don't see the point of Rust but you are a drooling mongoloid, yeah? Only a drooling mongoloid would compare the market share between apple & a garage startup.
it is what it is anon. I am sorry it hurts your feelings.
the type of job that Rust is creating (FAANG backend, kernel dev, etc.) requires a lot of intelligence and/or top tier college connections. The Rust jobs for average people (crypto startups, other shitty startups, webshit for some fucking reason) suck dick, unfortunately.
I keep forgetting this exists, it looks really interesting. But it doesn't seem like it'll ever see the light of day in the job market. So as a language for hobby projects, is it better than Odin?
I've not tested Odin so I have no idea how it compares. Might give it a spin for AoC. I like the comptime metaprogramming & hot reloading in the beef IDE though, very useful.
there's one company I know of that do use beef in their game(s) but yeah, it'll probably stay hobby tier for a while. i work with .NET & C but my personal projects are all beef.
>in the near future
Just like nuclear fusion; two more decades
the job in question being a transsexual onlyfans e-whore
>gave me a job
there are a couple of languages like that
>C++
>Java
>C#
>JS
I'd add Python, but I don't think there are that many jobs coding just Python. it's more of a companion language, kinda like SQL.
also, languages that won't give you a job:
>plain C (without C++)
>Rust
PHP still aswell, wether you like the language or not
Most PHP related works I've seen have to do with WordPress or Drupal, not pure PHP programming.
But that could be said about all programming languages imho. Simply learning a language won't land you a job. We've to memorise a bucket list of tools and frameworks made for them.
This is where you are wrong.
t. Working for a casino that uses PHP almost for everything.
Pls get me your job
Behold, the most expensive jobs creation program in the world.
>language evolving is... le bad!
>evolving
It's like saying a tumor is evolution
Huh?
so by that logic,
you are implying that C++ was shit from the start.
> *gives me a blowjob*
not so much a job but a specialized job, for better or worse. c++ shit that isn't legacy usually means whatever is getting built needs to be performant and deterministic and has requirements that generic languages fail at. can be much more interesting as a result. it's almost always paired up with technical domain knowledge that's just as important if not more than c++ itself. at least that's the feeling i get.
C++ is bloat
good, i like them thick.
>*gives you serenity*
I did it all for you, LULZ.
>>*gives you a job*
If you have 5YOE.