> Any software where you will need to develop serious things for will suck. Well, "serious things", that is, larger, robust programs need a lot of experience a

> Any software where you will need to develop serious things for will suck. Well, "serious things", that is, larger, robust programs need a lot of experience and discipline. This is true in any language and if people do not watch for it their library landscape turns into a hot mess quickly. Take Python. But the thing is, I believe that in many applications, C++ does not make it easier to build serious things. It adds complexity and when working on large-scale stuff, you need extra complexity as much as a hole in the head.