I would see that C++11 started the modern C++ era and the later standards have refined and perfected it.
I would be very sad to have to go back to C++98, it would feel like a different language — I would only be inconvenienced to go back to C++11. Maybe ranges changes that ;-).
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It is always a good thing to spread knowledge, however when C++11 is modern, what C++14, C++17, C++20, C++23, C++26 are supposed to be?
There are already plenty of memes on C++ conferences regarding that.
I would see that C++11 started the modern C++ era and the later standards have refined and perfected it.
I would be very sad to have to go back to C++98, it would feel like a different language — I would only be inconvenienced to go back to C++11. Maybe ranges changes that ;-).
Postmodern C++?
That would be C++14, if C++11 is the modern one.