C++ authors are just as misguided or crooked as majority of IT staff is

For several decades now, the team around C++ keeps itself busy with developing nested layers of crutches around the whining and moaning points that C++ developers keep raising due to their jobs being too hard. C++ team develops some poorly explained and scarsly documented std:: crap, developers try it, realize how prohibitively hard it is, whine, moan, and their whining and moaning reaches ears of the C++ team members who dwell in their ivory tower.

Having heard the perpetual whining and moaning, the C++ team writes more std:: crutches, to wrap their previous crap and to alleviate the suffering of the C++ developers. Since that happens practically every year, said developers have to unlearn their previous habits and learn new, poorly documented crap, and so the wheel of suffering keeps turning.

As all IT professionals except for a tiny handful of exceptionally bright (not genius!) stars, C++ developers are perfectly content with having to perpetually retrain themselves from scratch in order to barely stay up to date with the bleeding edge. They keep silent about it because it helps them stay afloat and leech hard-earned $$ from the rest of the industries. Spice must flow!

Instead of focusing on the significant: exception handling, C++ team keeps reinventing the wheel with crutches as spokes. Same old, same old.

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