Compared to 17 years of standardization and >30 years of C++ altogether, 4 years is relatively new. In addition, much of the blog is not so much targeted at up

Compared to 17 years of standardization and >30 years of C++ altogether, 4 years is relatively new. In addition, much of the blog is not so much targeted at up-to-date C++ connoisseurs, as it is targeted at the kind of programmers I worked with in the past: people that have been stuck with legacy C++ code and older compilers for decades. So my whole "new C++ features" category covers C++11 and beyond.