Nor does C++ force you to first think and then code the next trashy hacky instable code ...
Constraints normally help to get a given structure, not to prevent you from beeing creative.
C++ so far to me mainly has shown creativity in how you are not meant to program modern OO applications, but only rarely the opposite at least when it comes to game technology.
Constraints normally help to get a given structure, not to prevent you from beeing creative.
C++ so far to me mainly has shown creativity in how you are not meant to program modern OO applications, but only rarely the opposite at least when it comes to game technology.