Once upon a time C++ was the newest, shinyist thing to be seen. A lot of companies jumped in with libraries and spiffy tools. Then they discovered users wanted support and while that was easy at first, then they had to deal with new clueless users and experienced, sophisticated users, and there was no money in supporting everyone.
Once upon a time C++ was the newest, shinyist thing to be seen. A lot of companies jumped in with libraries and spiffy tools. Then they discovered users wanted support and while that was easy at first, then they had to deal with new clueless users and experienced, sophisticated users, and there was no money in supporting everyone.
Rational was, I think, the last one standing.