"If you're not a really good C++ developer, you can shoot yourself in the foot and bring an entire project down." I'm tired of hearing this and other myths lik

"If you're not a really good C++ developer, you can shoot yourself in the foot and bring an entire project down." I'm tired of hearing this and other myths like "C++ is for geniuses". When are we going to acknowledge that managers only care about shipping feature fast regardless of the quality of the codebase? I work professionally with "productive languages" and I could claim the same thing about javascript and others. On this article it is very clear that companies won't invest in proper training, quoting: "Most Java developers are web developers and are used to modelling things they can see" and "We began by hiring people from trading floors, but have more recently hired Masters and PhD students" This is a culture problem, not a language one. If anything, C++ will always perform much better than Java. Claiming the opposite because you assume your coders don't know what they're doing, it's just ridiculous.