> Heck, even C++ is getting out of hand for Herb Sutter. That's a wildly exaggerated take. Working on something to improve user experience and simplify it is n

> Heck, even C++ is getting out of hand for Herb Sutter. That's a wildly exaggerated take. Working on something to improve user experience and simplify it is not nor it ever was the same as something getting out of hand. This take is even more absurd when we notice that the main goal of cppfront is to serve as a testing ground ti explore backwards incompatible changes to understand if they actually improve the language. Cppfront is the answer to "why not" questions when ignoring constraints deriving from backwards compatibility.