alecs1
25th April 2009, 16:05
Hi,
Given the following description for a Qt program, is it realistic to use anything else than C++?
The conding will start in 3 months. Together with a friend, I'll get to choose the implementation language and we will be the only coders (at start at least).
The project will be
1.Cross platform: anything that has many users is a wanted target, mobile included.
2.Network intesive, depending on the context.
3.I/O intensive, depending on the context.
4.Should have lots of features on desktop, trimmed down on mobile.
Of course, is good to have general qualities like easy maintanance and adding of features, performance.
We are both experienced with C++ (the only language we share), and have experience with Python, Perl, Delphi, Java.
Until we start coding we may study hard anything else. Anything from the list of Qt bindings is Ok, Haskell and Python would be particularly interesting.
Given the following description for a Qt program, is it realistic to use anything else than C++?
The conding will start in 3 months. Together with a friend, I'll get to choose the implementation language and we will be the only coders (at start at least).
The project will be
1.Cross platform: anything that has many users is a wanted target, mobile included.
2.Network intesive, depending on the context.
3.I/O intensive, depending on the context.
4.Should have lots of features on desktop, trimmed down on mobile.
Of course, is good to have general qualities like easy maintanance and adding of features, performance.
We are both experienced with C++ (the only language we share), and have experience with Python, Perl, Delphi, Java.
Until we start coding we may study hard anything else. Anything from the list of Qt bindings is Ok, Haskell and Python would be particularly interesting.