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This adds an overview for the cpp2 benefits. I really liked one of Herb's comment on Reddit, as it provided a very nice overview about the benefits of this project. This commit adds that comment in slightly different form, and I hope it can lead to a better understanding of the benefits of Cpp2. I feel like the current README misses a short, condensed overview, for what cpp2 already achieves today. In some talks with existing cpp developers, I found that their subjective interpretation of the state of the language, is FAR behind the reality. Signed-off-by: ShalokShalom <shalokshalom@protonmail.ch>
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This adds an overview for the cpp2 benefits.
I really liked one of Herb's comment on Reddit, as it provided a very nice overview about the benefits of this project.
This commit adds that comment in slightly different form, and I hope it can lead to a better understanding of the benefits of Cpp2.
I feel like the current README misses a short, condensed overview, for what cpp2 already achieves today.
In some talks with existing cpp developers, I found that their subjective interpretation of the state of the language is FAR behind the reality.