Why 4 Bloomberg engineers wrote another C++ book

Re:Why 4 Bloomberg engineers wrote another C++ book by le-mark on Monday February 28, 2022 @07:03PM (#30507063)

Can anyone comment on the scope and scale of Bloomberg’s c++ codebase? And is this their terminal system?

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Re:Why 4 Bloomberg engineers wrote another C++ book by joshjhargreaves on Monday February 28, 2022 @07:34PM (#30507399)

(Former employee of quite a few years). The C++ usage is high due to a lot of legacy systems written in C++, however most new development (unless performance critical is not written in C++. I would estimate that Bloomberg actually has more JavaScript than it has C++.

When referring to the Terminal itself it's important to note that as a 'system' itself, it's incredibly broad and complex. You can do so many things via the system, it's equivalent to the broadness of a web-browser. In fact the Terminal application is powered by chromium these days. But the systems it connects to can be anything from trading systems, to Chat applications.

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Re:Why 4 Bloomberg engineers wrote another C++ book by funstuff007 on Monday February 28, 2022 @09:24PM (#30508507)

When did the terminal application move from Citrix to Chromium?

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