This may seem relevant, but for me it has some significance, maybe a few others like me.
I just want to know how important it is to learn C ++, COM, and ATL when you are a .NET programmer?
I like programming with .NET and C #. The visual studio just has its own charm of intelligence, color coding, and other good features that make us addicted to it.
I thought that almost we can build something with C #, and yet it takes place mainly, but sometimes it interferes:
- While I am trying to create a shell extension, it is highly recommended that you use unmanaged code instead of any managed code.
- There are also several other things, such as COM, ATL, that prefer to be encoded in C ++ rather than C #.
I am only 4 years old in the IT industry and love to be a Solution Architect.
So you need all your inputs to know how important / useful it will be in the future if I am running my current COM project with C ++ that integrates with the .NET UI.
Is there any implementation of C ++ and .NET in such general areas as healthcare, banking, and telecommunications.
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