The equivalent rules for Mozilla code: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Using_CXX_in_Mozill...

Visual Studio limiting progress as always..

Move semantics banned until revision.

Stuff like this makes me really regret being a C++ developer. Companies and projects are adopting new features at a glacial pace and yet the programming world is still moving forward and it feels like despite the best efforts of the committee and the compiler teams C++ is doomed to continue being a 'legacy language' as companies either continue migrating to C# or sticking with C++98.

Is there a great guide to C++11 as a language? Typing "Learn C++11" into Google always results in information mixed with legacy C++