The problem creating a language that “anyone can get started with quickly” has the problem that it invites a host of people who have limited idea how concurrenc

The problem creating a language that “anyone can get started with quickly” has the problem that it invites a host of people who have limited idea how concurrency, among other things, works. It’s important to understand C++ for that very reason is historical significance and how a system actually works underneath. I think there’s a general gap in people’s knowledge as a lot of people just clock in but don’t read about stuff beyond what’s required “to get the job done.”