[dguest]

Someone else commented on the semantic difference between the narrow definition of C++ as a specification and the looser "C++" as a part of the full stack.

With regard to the full stack, I tend to agree with you, at least in the academic environment. Organizations that don't have a lot of software engineers will shoot themselves in the foot if they focus on the C++ language rather than the infrastructure around it. An interactive notebook is great to teach someone to add a few lines of code here or there, or to run quick tests, but what we're lacking is people who understand how to plug their jupyter notebook into the production line.