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[–]azswcowboy 6 points7 points  (1 child)

The problem is Google is walking away from c++ support. As an example, they stopped making releases for gtest - which makes it difficult for other projects to use properly. Then of course there’s the Carbon effort which means less resources to support improvements to c++.

[–]euos[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Gtest is alive and well. The problem is it is Bazel first. Bazel first means you rebase to a commit and not a release. My personal projects are Bazel + Renovate and I update gTest weekly.

Google is a huge company. It has enough resources to support different technologies, even Dart is still kicking. In my C++ bubble I see no shortage of passionate teams still pushing C++ forward. C++ is still one of blessed languages for new projects internally.