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Re: Why do you use U++? [message #34531 is a reply to message #34396]

Sun, 27 November 2011 20:51

BioBytes
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Registered: October 2008
Location: France

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Hi alls,

Agree with Lectus, U++ has several in-built features that makes it a great IDE for C++ development:

- easy connection to databases,
- SQL macros making tables requests very convenient,
- reliable code as far as I could see until now,
- Very intuitive objects when the programmer becomes familiar with the IDE,
- More flexible than wxWidgets library though I like it for it covers a lot of C++ programming aspects Rolling Eyes

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I moved from Delphi and to wxWidgets and then to U++ to develop applications faster and with more fexibility.

With no doubt U++ is one of the most interesting tool for development. Ultimate is a great work by the U++developpers team and thanks to them for bringing it to real world of programming.

Kind regards
Biobytes

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