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Flash sale tomorrow. Consider yourself informed.
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stuck the latest ubuntu devel on a nexus 5, it was ****
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
Was Sailfish much better, though?
stuck the latest ubuntu devel on a nexus 5, it was ****
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Originally Posted by jalyst
No they all are pretty much the same.
Was Sailfish much better, though?
What differs is that google got tons of value for all kinds of customers
plus IT must go 1000 java devs for every Qt dev.
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Originally Posted by jalyst
honestly, not in my opinion, they were missing a ton of functionality, and but jolla imo did the core stuff well, or atleast well enough for me. everything lags on this system, maybe cause its a port but we'll see if the BQ version is more optimized.
Was Sailfish much better, though?
Jolla felt like a small company had created it, the Ubuntu OS felt like when we first ran Meego on the N900, laggy as
Originally Posted by Dave999
Qt is hard man lol maybe its cause I don't know C++ as well as I do Java, but a 10 sec thing in Java takes me 15 mins in C++, I could just be a terrible programmer
No they all are pretty much the same.
http://www.codeandcommand.com/wp-con...r2-660x315.jpg
What differs is that google got tons of value for all kinds of customers
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
Actually, that's kind of the way the two languages were designed, at least at first: something that takes 10 seconds in Java does take quite a bit more time in C++. However, something that takes less than a week in C++ could take weeks in Java, and something that takes a month or more in C++ can be totally unmanageable in Java. Both C++ and Java put an emphasis on object-oriented programming and templates, concepts which support programming-in-the-large; however, C++ more closely follows C's policy of allowing the programmer a wide latitude of freedom, whereas Java tries to hold the programmer's hand as much as possible. So, once you start doing something the designer of the language never thought about, you start tripping over language restrictions more quickly in Java than in C++.
Qt is hard man lol maybe its cause I don't know C++ as well as I do Java, but a 10 sec thing in Java takes me 15 mins in C++, I could just be a terrible programmer
Of course, Java is a lot better nowadays than when it first came out, but in my experience you generally still have an easier time creating novel code and managing large projects in C++ than in Java...
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
Have you tried scala? It's awesome!
Actually, that's kind of the way the two languages were designed, at least at first: something that takes 10 seconds in Java does take quite a bit more time in C++. However, something that takes less than a week in C++ could take weeks in Java, and something that takes a month or more in C++ can be totally unmanageable in Java. Both C++ and Java put an emphasis on object-oriented programming and templates, concepts which support programming-in-the-large; however, C++ more closely follows C's policy of allowing the programmer a wide latitude of freedom, whereas Java tries to hold the programmer's hand as much as possible. So, once you start doing something the designer of the language never thought about, you start tripping over language restrictions more quickly in Java than in C++.
Of course, Java is a lot better nowadays than when it first came out, but in my experience you generally still have an easier time creating novel code and managing large projects in C++ than in Java...
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Originally Posted by Dave999
Hmm, looks interesting! I'll check it out once it's ported to the N900.
Have you tried scala? It's awesome!
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
But did you compare apples for apples, I meant the Sailfish port on the N5 Vs UT on N5.
honestly, not in my opinion, they were missing a ton of functionality, and but jolla imo did the core stuff well, or atleast well enough for me. everything lags on this system, maybe cause its a port but we'll see if the BQ version is more optimized. Jolla felt like a small company had created it, the Ubuntu OS felt like when we first ran Meego on the N900, laggy as
Or are you talking about Sailfish on your Jolla Vs UT on N5?
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Right, but that doesn't answer my Qn & it wasn't directed at you anyway.
No they all are pretty much the same.
What differs is that google got tons of value for all kinds of customers
Was asking someone who's used both, what they're experience was/is like.
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Since when were you a programmer, where's some of your work?
Have you tried scala? It's awesome!
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