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It seems idiomatic C++ is recently changing much faster than before, as C++ feels the need to keep pace with competing languages. But you don't have to keep up
by im3w1l 6y ago
It seems idiomatic C++ is recently changing much faster than before, as C++ feels the need to keep pace with competing languages. But you don't have to keep up with what's idiomatic.
- guenthert 6y agoIt can cause friction though, if new programmers work on old code or new and seasoned programmers work on the same project. Of those who do like Common Lisp, many like it because the standard hasn't changed in nearly thirty years (while simultaneously offering features added to the C++ standard just very recently, e.g. a filesystem path abstraction).