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Sadly, no. My confidence is no where near high enough to let me sell what I make (of course I'm mostly doing beginner things so I can't see someone paying for them).
Yes and no... I am working on a mobile app, but it is for my work, not personal.. does that count? ^_^
| I can sell you a program that can add two numbers, for $4.99. |
In that case I would be a millionaire by the end of the week.
I can sell you a program that can add two numbers, for $4.99. In that case I would be a millionaire by the end of the week. |
You made one that can multiply four? Lol // Sarcasm
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Yes, one of my friends bet €5 i couldnt make a simple game (tic tac toe) in 3 days. And i won.
No, I have no friends so I all I have is my wife and son. Don't have any one to pay for anything I code.
Every time I finish a project (or a part of it), I reward myself by stealing some money from strangers. Does that count as "making money off your programs"?
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Why does it matter if somebody sold a program?
It doesn't matter which language you used, so long as it does its job. The end user will be non the wiser, regardless of the language of choice.
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| Or have any of you mad money with c++ in general? (sic) |
It doesn't matter which language you used, so long as it does its job. The end user will be non the wiser, regardless of the language of choice.
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| It doesn't matter which language you used, so long as it does its job. The end user will be non the wiser, regardless of the language of choice. |
Yeah, thought it would be funny to see an end user say, "Sorry I won't play WoW because it wasn't wrote in assembly/Java."
Your question seems to be directed at the self-employed programmers or those who work both R&D and sales.
In my experience, most people making money with C++ are working at mid to large size companies. Nobody would buy a financial trading platform, a city infrastructure system, a cell phone tower, car computer, oil rig, satellite or hospital emergency room software from a single-person company. Even if it wasn't many man-years of work to create, think about liability.
That said, I did help write a bunch of proposals, so I suppose I helped my company sell some of the software I wrote while working in transportation.
In my experience, most people making money with C++ are working at mid to large size companies. Nobody would buy a financial trading platform, a city infrastructure system, a cell phone tower, car computer, oil rig, satellite or hospital emergency room software from a single-person company. Even if it wasn't many man-years of work to create, think about liability.
That said, I did help write a bunch of proposals, so I suppose I helped my company sell some of the software I wrote while working in transportation.
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