It would be interesting to track compiled code size & some basic benchmarking performance numbers as you go through the various revisions of the language.
Because people at the top at companies are stubborn and greedy. Updating a code base takes time and money, so those geezers rather stay with the same old shit forever, that's why many banks still use COBOL, even though there are almost no COBOL devs out there.
I don't speed up the video while talking. You actually hear all the thinking I'm doing in the moment. If I didn't speed up the bits I do, the videos would be well over 1hr of slow typing and clicking around.
Why did you use terminal to commit to Git? CLion has perfect Git integration, which is far more convenient to use. It lacks some features of invoking Git from the terminal (like specifying custom date of the commit, for example), but you didn't use these features anyway.
"I have a dream" where I can spend time and money to clean up my production code like that
same
It would be interesting to track compiled code size & some basic benchmarking performance numbers as you go through the various revisions of the language.
poor C++03, noone remembers :c
Jason, thank you for the great video! Btw do you have an episode about how you do your setup VS COde in your preferred way? Thank you
thanks for this vid, very usefull
Interesting. But must admit that i don't understand why you haven't done that already 10 years ago.
Because people at the top at companies are stubborn and greedy. Updating a code base takes time and money, so those geezers rather stay with the same old shit forever, that's why many banks still use COBOL, even though there are almost no COBOL devs out there.
there’s a lot of old “don’t touch!” code hanging around in codebases
It was just a personal project, not anything I have used since then.
Why not 2003 first?
Could you please not speed up the video and just say what you are currently thinking at the moment?
I don't speed up the video while talking. You actually hear all the thinking I'm doing in the moment.
If I didn't speed up the bits I do, the videos would be well over 1hr of slow typing and clicking around.
Why did you use terminal to commit to Git? CLion has perfect Git integration, which is far more convenient to use. It lacks some features of invoking Git from the terminal (like specifying custom date of the commit, for example), but you didn't use these features anyway.
Why not? Some people prefer a GUI tool, some prefer the CLI. Neither is wrong
@@MenaceInc yeah, and some, apparently, prefer to program by connecting wires to vacuum tubes
@@ysakhnoI think you need to reflect on why it matters so much to you
I also love to use the command line, but if you prefer a UI, more power to you :).
I prefer cli because it makes me feel smarter