[openbeos] AW: Re: AW: Re: Innovation: Design and Programming

>The C++ syntax is clearly a lot nicer than the one of Objective-C. And 
>there is not much to say against using C++ no matter what he tries to 
>tell us :-)

Think so, too. I've read that Apple implemented Objective-C++ in X 10.1,
so I guess many developers aren't too happy with Obj-C.

>C++ is just not as powerful as Java or Objective-C when it comes to
>OOD. Things like the FBC problem is a real show stopper;

What is FBC?

>So, if you meet someone who comes from the OOD department, he won't 
>like C++, not at all. That's just a habit, it doesn't really stand 
>against reality :-)

Ok :)

The only question I ask myself is if C++ is dying. I mean in
universities it's being replaced by Java. And now that MS has ist own
language...


-Marius

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