As a normal person learning and using C++ I'm sorry but I agree with him. If I weren't trying to get a job in the game industry I wouldn't touch it. I'm not a s

As a normal person learning and using C++ I'm sorry but I agree with him. If I weren't trying to get a job in the game industry I wouldn't touch it. I'm not a student either, I've been programming in multiple languages for over a decade. The language is messy and filled with undefined behaviors and unsafe methods by default. Where there are rules you can mostly ignore them whenever you want. People complain about JavaScript being messy but C++ is way worse. Though the language itself isn't all that bad, I don't understand why there so many build systems? And the top build system CMake isn't so much a build system as it is a build system for build systems that exists because no one can seem to agree on one. Many of these systems seem bloated and over designed by comparison when I can install libraries or cross compile in one line in go. I couldn't help but think there had to be a better way and it seems like rust is that way. I expect C++ will eventually go the way of Cobol and eventually be used to maintain legacy systems. p.s. thank God for vcpkg because I had nearly thrown in the towel while trying to integrate simple libraries until I discovered it.