2025 Will Be the Year of Rust—Why Big Tech Is Ditching C++
Introduction: A Quiet Revolution in Systems Programming: For decades, C++ has served as the backbone of modern computing infrastructure. From browsers and operating systems to embedded devices, databases, and high-frequency trading systems, its perfo...
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José Pablo Ramírez Vargas
Senior Software Developer @ Intel
C++ has no foreseeable ending. Do you know why? HINT: It is the same reason why C doesn't have a foreseeable ending.
Also, question: You found a Microsoft blog post that casually mentions that Rust is a memory-safe programming language, and that they will talk more about this in the future. This was back in 2019. Were you unable to find any more recent posts?