Still loving writing C++ and generally, it got much better over the years. User-Code (vs. library code) is quite easy to understand and it's easy to avoid pitfalls for the most part when using modern practices.

Main problem I see is that it has to move pretty slow. Reflection arriving finally now, but some more modern features might take an additional decade.

It feels however that around C++23/26, a lot of decade-long developings ( i.e.compile time stuff) are getting close to form a complete system without major limitations for the most part.

They also took notes regarding errors and templates, so the user experience also improved a lot (i.e. with concepts).