C++ Development in Hamburg

C++ development

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C++ development is a versatile field encompassing system programming and application development. As an extension of C, C++ offers exceptional performance and flexibility. From operating systems to efficient algorithms and game engines, C++ is the preferred choice for demanding projects. C++ is renowned for its efficiency and control over hardware, making it ideal for tasks requiring optimal performance.

While C# and Java are gaining popularity in certain application areas, C++ remains indispensable for critical systems. At let's dev, we excel in C++ development. Our expertise allows us to craft tailored solutions that exceed your expectations. We leverage C++'s capabilities to deliver high-performance, reliable software. Our commitment to excellence drives us to push the boundaries of what's possible in C++ development.

C++

C++ is a powerful, object-oriented programming language developed by Bjarne Stroustrup in the 1980s. It builds on the C programming language and adds important features such as classes, inheritance, and polymorphism. These attributes enable developers to create modular, maintainable, and extensible software. C++ is used in many fields, including system software, game development, and applications that require high performance. A key characteristic of C++ is its support for various programming paradigms, including object-oriented and generic programming. With templates, developers can write reusable code that is applicable to different data types. The language is platform-independent, allowing C++ programs to run on various operating systems as long as a suitable compiler is available. C++ has an active community and offers numerous libraries and frameworks, including the Standard Template Library (STL) and Boost.

We work in one of the hotspots of Hamburg

One of the company headquarters of let's dev GmbH & Co. KG is located in the multicultural Hamburg Schanzenviertel. Until 2008, today's trendy neighborhood was part of the districts of Altona, Mitte and Eimsbüttel and only then became an independent district of Hamburg.

In the heart of the Schanzenviertel are Schulterblatt, Schanzenstraße as well as Sternschanzenpark with water tower. Especially in the summer months the park invites to jogging, barbecue and lingering. The Schanzenviertel is characterized by many individually designed boutiques, cafés and pubs and is a popular meeting place for young locals in particular. The Schanze, as it is called by the Hamburgers is also less touristy than other hotspots such as the area around the the Reeperbahn in the St. Pauli district.

Things to know about Hamburg

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany. The Hamburg port is the largest seaport in Germany and is one of the largest container ports in the world. Hamburg has supraregional importance as a center of trade, transportation and service center. Hamburg is the third-largest location for the aviation industry worldwide. The Speicherstadt warehouse district from the industrialization period and the neighboring Kontorhaus district have been listed by UNESCO since 2005 as a World Heritage Site in the World Heritage List.

Famous is Hamburg but not only for its harbor and the striking cityscape, but also for its musicals. Over time, Hamburg has become one of the most important musical location in Europe. Tourism in Hamburg is also increasing more and more not least because of this. Hamburg can list 19 higher education institutions, four of which are universities, the largest of this is the University of Hamburg, founded in 1919. This is with over 40,000 students one of the largest university in Germany. Among Hamburg's institutions of higher education are the University of Fine Arts, the University of Applied Sciences Hamburg and the Academy of Police Hamburg.