If anything, C++11/14 take the steam out of the languages that were gaining ground against really painful C++03 coding. In benchmarks Go keeps performing somew

If anything, C++11/14 take the steam out of the languages that were gaining ground against really painful C++03 coding. In benchmarks Go keeps performing somewhere between Java and C++, but it isn't at the baremetal performance of C / C++ yet. Don't know if it can get there with its abstractions. Rust is closer, but it concedes a lot of glyphic syntax (such as requiring :: for scope like in C++ rather than, say, one colon) but I don't see it hitting prime time until Mozilla is ready for Servo to enter Firefox. It needs a big project behind it to show its capable.