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Future of C++ [message #52841]

Mon, 09 December 2019 12:11

Xemuth
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Registered: August 2018
Location: France

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Hello community,

I'm currently ending my studies and looking for a job in C++ in France and after doing 5 or 6 job's interview in several big french developpement company, it appear they don't look for any C++ programmer. Indeed they all ask me if I know some Web languages (JS PHP JAVA EE) or Python.
Even if I know C++ have good placement in the industry due to is speed.
It seems like the IT market don't need C++ anymore and tend to replace it with python or FullStack JS.

Have you the same feeling about it ?
Moreover what you think about python ? can it replace C++ in future ?

I will take the exemple of Discord : it is an application available as WEB service or applicatif.
the application is made with "electron" a powerfull tool allowing the conversion of JS to .exe by wrapping a chronium.
it work well, it's smooth and fast to use. But the application is 300 MO where in C++ it would be less than 10MO (in my opinion)

After all, since our systems are today overSized (memory, size, CPU and GPU power) compared to 20 years ago.
Do you think that the differences in size and performance between C++ and some higher-level interpreted languages like JS and Python are so small (compared to our average CPU power) that they are direct competitors to C++ in the heavy application area?

Note that I only speak about C++ in public domain.
I have no idea of how professional domain deal with C ++ today. (just guessing they tends to replace it based on my jobs interviews)

Thanks in advance for all of your responses.

Xemuth

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		Future of C++ By: Xemuth on Mon, 09 December 2019 12:11
		Re: Future of C++ By: zsolt on Mon, 09 December 2019 19:49
		Re: Future of C++ By: Novo on Mon, 09 December 2019 20:54
		Re: Future of C++ By: koldo on Tue, 10 December 2019 08:14
		Re: Future of C++ By: mr_ped on Tue, 10 December 2019 10:24
		Re: Future of C++ By: Didier on Tue, 10 December 2019 20:31

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