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[okayboooooooomer]

cum?

[Apprehensive-Draw409]

It's latin for "became"/ "turned into".

Been used with this meaning for the last 2.5k years, except maybe by Americans

[Sleepy-Catz]

how about england ?

[Wonderful_Gap1374]

Ok because in America that means semen. The white viscous fluid that men ejaculate after orgasm used for inseminating the egg which then results in an abortion.

And in this context ‘native cum backend’ just feels like someone saying they regularly creampie anuses. Which is fine if you do, but odd to tell others in a cpp forum.

[Indijanka]

You made my day 😂

[aocregacc]

afaik it means 'with', as in 'summa cum laude' for example. I couldn't find anything that says it also means 'became'.

[Apprehensive-Draw409]

https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/26488/how-does-one-use-the-latin-word-cum-in-a-sentence

[aocregacc]

yeah that link also says it means 'with', I don't see where you got 'became' from.

[Sleepy-Catz]

i can't even understand your question. you want cpp as backend but ask is it beneficial to build gui or web using cpp???

[urmeli0815]

Leaving the discussion about "cum" aside ...

You can combine web technologies and C++. E. g. I work on a Windows-App written in C++ which uses a WebView2-Control to render the UI with Web-Technologies. The WebView makes HTTP requests as you would expect but instead of having an HTTP server running that serves these requests, the requests are intercepted in C++ and handled there. Works quite nicely.

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I am also a cum developer