I've been having so much fun writing functional programs in C++14 after spending 2 years writing exclusively Clojure code. It was amazing to me that I could ret

I've been having so much fun writing functional programs in C++14 after spending 2 years writing exclusively Clojure code. It was amazing to me that I could return to C++ and use most of the same idioms and styles that I'd gotten spoiled by in Clojure. The ability to pass and store anonymous functions, with captures when desired, is so useful, and doing this is easy in C++11/14. It has really changed my appreciation of the language. The algorithm library for doing things like map, reduce-style expressions is also wonderful. C++ is a rapidly moving target and they are not resting on the past.