> C++ is the same. Glacial pace of change, skills from 20 years ago are still good with minimal modifications. 20 years from now it'll still be in use and it'll

> C++ is the same. Glacial pace of change, skills from 20 years ago are still good with minimal modifications. 20 years from now it'll still be in use and it'll still be about the same. Which is exactly how I like it. This gave me a bit of a chuckle since any modern serious C++ work is really a different language since 2011. Most of the C++ prior to that are considered anti-patterns now. It's hard moving at a glacial pace; the language gets major evolutions every 3 years.