That's true to a certain extent. There are a ton of new libraries appearing though, and the benefits of moving to the newer features are so compelling that acti

That's true to a certain extent. There are a ton of new libraries appearing though, and the benefits of moving to the newer features are so compelling that actively maintained libraries are swiftly moving over. In the past six months I've moved all of mine from C++03 to C++14 and going through the process of stripping out loads of Boost and internal facilities that are now in the language.