C++14 is really just a small patch of improvements to 11, so I think if you're going to adopt 11, you may as well adopt 14 and get a better experience. And tha

C++14 is really just a small patch of improvements to 11, so I think if you're going to adopt 11, you may as well adopt 14 and get a better experience. And that is where I intended to stop, but then I started reading and watching content on C++17 and realised the things I thought were complex and scary were not so bad. I mean, there's much code I just don't understand, but from how it affects me personally, its not so bad and adds a bunch of improvements. C++20 is a different beast altogether and I told myself its too complicated so I'll never bother beyond C++17. And then I watched some cppcon videos and realised that concepts, ranges, modules and coroutines are pretty cool. I still don't understand anything but the basics of concepts and ranges have some cool properties, but otherwise I dunno if I'll use them. But coroutines open a world of interesting possibility and modules have a lot of potential too, so I've started playing around with C++20 and will slowly learn to use it (although I did already notice some stuff that's not yet implemented in the clang version my package manager gave me... so not quite ready yet).