Re: Help to new developers: Which language should I choose?
@27, fair point. However, I don't really feel your point about people being afraid of C/C++ because of manual memory management and pointers and all that really applies any more. Most modern C++ books teach you to use smart or shared pointers when using pointers, though most will also teach you the low-level version too. However, they don't advocate using them all the time.
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