> they even referred to it as a C++ successor language Nice! I'd gently warn against parsing that too closely: having been in the community and the weeds star

> they even referred to it as a C++ successor language Nice! I'd gently warn against parsing that too closely: having been in the community and the weeds starting in 2014(!). ex. the cross platform Foundation was announced and open sourced in 2016. I'm sure a lot of things were upgraded or more consistent and its better etc., but it's a painful to remember what was expected + communicated at the time, and how much later it is.