C++ has been around for decades, and it’s still everywhere: game engines, embedded systems, operating systems, high-performance software, and plenty of codebases that aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.
But does that make C++ a good language to learn today? Where is the language heading? What makes it worth the effort, and what are the drawbacks developers have to live with?
In the first episode of the Bugbusters podcast, Yuri Minaev and Nathan Baggs discuss these questions and a few others about learning and working with C++ in 2026.
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