Well, you say it yourself: the reason you work in C is for the performance; make performance your specialization, while leveraging what you know in some of these more modern languages and frameworks.
I primarily work in C/C++ for the performance as well. I've leveraged this to create solutions not otherwise possible in these more modern or institutionally entrenched tools. For example: 1) using Python for easy developer access, while many components are implemented in C/C++ for multi-threading, multi-processing plus the performance; 2) extending the MS Office suite with access to high compute analysis without reliance on a cloud service; 3) embedding high performance servers and exposing REST APIs within your projects without reliance on a cloud service - essentially an intranet cloud, or a full blown SaaS if ya want; 4) hosting the latest ML/DL models in a higher performant application than anyone not working in C/C++/ASM/WASM; 5) integrating Cosmopolitan into your stack and all your work becomes OS independent.
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Well, you say it yourself: the reason you work in C is for the performance; make performance your specialization, while leveraging what you know in some of these more modern languages and frameworks.
I primarily work in C/C++ for the performance as well. I've leveraged this to create solutions not otherwise possible in these more modern or institutionally entrenched tools. For example: 1) using Python for easy developer access, while many components are implemented in C/C++ for multi-threading, multi-processing plus the performance; 2) extending the MS Office suite with access to high compute analysis without reliance on a cloud service; 3) embedding high performance servers and exposing REST APIs within your projects without reliance on a cloud service - essentially an intranet cloud, or a full blown SaaS if ya want; 4) hosting the latest ML/DL models in a higher performant application than anyone not working in C/C++/ASM/WASM; 5) integrating Cosmopolitan into your stack and all your work becomes OS independent.