Fundamentally, it has smart pointers and std::make_unique now, which means I never have to touch a raw pointer in most of my code. They can even be adapted to w

Fundamentally, it has smart pointers and std::make_unique now, which means I never have to touch a raw pointer in most of my code. They can even be adapted to wrap Win32 objects. That's a huge improvement and I don't mind using C++ for new projects now.