Due to C++ inherently close connection with the OS I see this as an absolute happening. But they should've go with Objective-C and Java and stay with them, as t

Due to C++ inherently close connection with the OS I see this as an absolute happening. But they should've go with Objective-C and Java and stay with them, as they were the matured technologies back in 2013 for their target OSes. Instead they chose another young ones. Oh well, not going to cry due to Dropbox making Kotlin and Swift better due to still lack of libraries there for their purposes. The more the merrier, that's my motto. My absolute fear is the manager's dream to only UML be as programming language and they drag'n'drop with no coding behind (the wet dream back in 2005 my manager at Siemens had, and he told me the world is going that way. Ya sure buddy, not if we let it happen and so far instead of unification we have even more diversification)